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| | | ... Oliver. Oliver said productivity growth has been constrained by a cocktail of factors, including very strong population growth which has led to housing affordability issues, a slowdown in business investment, increased market concentration which has ... |
| | | | ... conservative lending parameters and prime assets or projects in sectors that benefit most from Australia's high population growth and limited supply. "Through continued partnerships with likeminded clients, we are excited to continue taking advantage ... |
| | | | ... industrial developments. "Natural resources are essential to daily life and underpin global economic progress; global population growth, urbanisation and rising prosperity in developing economies are driving increased demand for minerals and energy," ... |
| | | | ... ageing. In combination with an increase in life expectancy thanks to modern medical advancements, and overall population growth, these trends naturally lead to an increase in demand for domestic healthcare services, which is why Australian Retirement ... |
| | | | ... governance. However, the nation's weakest performance was in debt-imbalance. "Currently, Australia has the strongest population growth rate in the world at 2.4%, equalled only by Nigeria. This translates into an equal high growth rate of 2.9% growth ... |
| | | | ... to a record high of 67.2%. "Employment has risen by 3.1% in the past year, growing faster than the civilian population growth of 2.5%. This has contributed to the increase in the employment-to-population ratio by 0.1 percentage point, and 0.4 percentage ... |
| | | | ... the US should be in a recession," she said. "Then you have other indicators, for example, in Australia, the population growth rate or changes to government policy, well, that's actually more important than ever. Why did the housing market do what ... |
| | | | ... through recession-like conditions. Household consumption has fallen in the past three months despite still strong population growth, real retail spending has gone backwards for almost two years now, job creation in white-collar private sector industries ... |
| | | | ... starts. Western Australia remains in the second spot and is fast closing-in on first place - leading on relative population growth and home lending. WA came in a closet second and Victoria remains in third place with the ACT in fourth position. The previously ... |
| | | | ... borrowing capacity and persistent inflation are constraining credit growth, despite higher wages and strong population growth. "Interest rate increases weakened consumer confidence and significantly reduced borrowing capacity. This slower loan growth ... |
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