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    • Current Australian immigration intake policies require evaluation for long-term national objective alignment.
    • Anticipating the future effects of present immigration intakes is crucial for effective planning.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To determine if Australian immigration intake should be forward-planned.
    • To assess whether a numerically stable immigration intake is necessary or optimal.

    Main Methods:

    • Analysis of policy requirements for immigration planning.
    • Evaluation of the implications of stable versus unstable immigration intake numbers.

    Main Results:

    • Forward planning of Australian immigration intake is supported by the need to align with long-term national objectives.
    • Numerically stable immigration intakes are less preferable than carefully designed unstable intakes.

    Conclusions:

    • Forward planning for Australian immigration intake is recommended.
    • Controlled numerical instability in immigration intake is superior to stability, despite adjustment costs, to ensure higher selectivity.