EU nationals have a right to work in Switzerland anyway, but there simply isn't a huge pool of unemployed, well educated and ready to move engineers and craftsm

EU nationals have a right to work in Switzerland anyway, but there simply isn't a huge pool of unemployed, well educated and ready to move engineers and craftsmen anywhere in Europe. Even if these workers were available, I doubt that bringing them in would have much effect on exchange rates. Changing money supply proportional to the size of the population shouldn't do much, but correct me if I'm wrong. Migration certainly has a lot of benefits, but I don't think it's the right tool to manage exchange rates. Peoples' lives are less flexible than short term market gyrations.