The spring of 2018 was not peaceful for everyone. First, new first-tier cities such as Nanjing, Wuhan, Chengdu, Xi'an, and Changsha opened their accounts, and then first-tier cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen introduced policies for talent introduction. Some cities even only require a college diploma. can be settled directly.
After the implementation of such a large-scale robbing policy, some people are happy and some are worried. Next, we will analyze the pros and cons.
1. Profit
First, let's take a look at a forecast data on the Internet:
From this table, it can be clearly seen that the fertility rate will change in the next few years. The decline in fertility rate means a decline in the number of laborers. On the other hand, China's aging is accelerating, which is a fact for all to see.
Then "profit" corresponds to the future development of major cities. With the liberalization of hukou, many first-tier cities live with local graduates to settle down, and talents will stay accordingly, forming long-term and stable human capital dividends. On the other hand, housing prices will also rise, and the entire economy will continue to develop, that is, where there are people, there is business.
In recent months, we have seen that in cities like Hangzhou and Xi'an, it is very obvious that it is difficult to find a house. I have also seen more or less real scenes of thousands of people grabbing hundreds of houses. Therefore, it has to be said that the robbery war has activated the entire city.
2. Disadvantages
1) house price
To the average person, these benefits don't seem to have much connection. On the contrary, for young people who just need a house, the disadvantages far outweigh the advantages. Many young people who have settled down or come back from the front line can't buy a house if they want to, and they have to pay a very high cost to buy it. The interest rate rises and the down payment rises.
2) Education
With the influx of people into cities where household registration has been liberalized, the problem of education is particularly prominent. In some new first-tier cities with serious shortage of educational resources, it is bound to have a certain impact on the children of local residents going to school, including further studies and even the college entrance examination.
3) Post
A few years ago, many college students chose to graduate from Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. The big reason is that first-tier cities can provide more and better jobs. As far as I know, some of these new first-tier cities that are vying for talent can provide not many jobs for introducing talents, especially in the high-tech and Internet industries. Therefore, when people come, whether there are enough positions is also a big problem.
3. Summary
The above analysis is only a part. The purpose of robbing people is still for urban development, but issues related to people's livelihood are lagging behind. The development of a city is inseparable from everyone. Therefore, when introducing talents, whether the educational facilities are in place, whether the enterprises can be supported, whether the housing price control is reasonable, and other issues involving the common people should be planned in advance.