A common argument against immigration is that immigrants are a drain on the welfare state. I don’t think this is true in the average case, but it can’t be dismissed solely from first principles of an efficient market.
Yes, and without access to taxpayer funded schools etc. We could talk about a hypothetical AnCap UK, but this isn’t going to happen in the foreseeable future.
The UK, like pretty much every other country in the world, does not run on a pure capitalist economy.
What do you mean by that? That there are externalities?
A common argument against immigration is that immigrants are a drain on the welfare state. I don’t think this is true in the average case, but it can’t be dismissed solely from first principles of an efficient market.
In principle you could let some person in without giving them any welfare benefits.
Yes, and without access to taxpayer funded schools etc. We could talk about a hypothetical AnCap UK, but this isn’t going to happen in the foreseeable future.