Maybe it had taken some more time but, locals would have ended up setting up these either way.
A big maybe.
China is an example that screams, immigrants do not matter much for economic success.
Maybe it had taken some more time but, locals would have ended up setting up these either way.
A big maybe.
China is an example that screams, immigrants do not matter much for economic success.
We're not talking about some local businesses. These are pretty much global companies with exceptional success. If Alphabet/Google was founded in the EU, it didn't matter how many small competitors would pop out elseware as they are currently.
This is just plain wrong, in the case of Germany. Germany has a huge immigrant population, and has since WWII when they brought in tons of Turks to be laborers there. There's an enormous Turkish population in Germany, and it's not new. Germany probably would not be where it is now without them.
Japan and Korea don't have many immigrants, it's true, but they were both occupied by the US for some time (and Japan still is, in a way, as is Germany).
https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/03/03/india-is-a-...