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imvitasoy 發表於 2012-3-4 12:13 
I agree that more talents are eroded towards the US more so than Asia. As you said, if one can find a job locally, why'd they go back to Asia? That said, if I can find a job in the states (Cali for Tech, Chicago/NY for Finance), why stay in Vancouver/Toronto, etc?
If the incoming immigrants plays by the rules, then the math done by the immigration department holds. However, many don't. They avoid taxes, fakes global income and asset levels, ripping off benefits off the locals that actually needs it, etc. The added load on the local tax base effectively penalizes the average legitimate taxpayers, the same way mainlanders puts burden on the HK working class.
The difference tho is, there are potentially up to 1.3 billion mainlanders flocking to HK, which holds a population of 7 million. Where-as there are only around 6.5 million HK'ers potentially flocking to Canada which has a population of 30+ million. Along with much more rational immigration policy that Canada imposes, comparing to policy which literally encourages selling out HK piece by piece to mainlanders... that's how the net result is starkly different. |