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| | | ... we're seeing this massive generational shift in wealth," she said. "In fact, three and a half trillion dollars, more than the GDP of Australia and New Zealand combined, are set to move from the Baby Boomers to the next generation in the coming years." ... |
| | | | ... and confidence in sustainable finance-related products, services, and disclosure practices." "Approximately 80% of global GDP is now covered by a net zero target. The Australian Parliament legislated a target of a 43% reduction in emissions by 2030," ... |
| | | | ... income support to respond in line with changes in the economy; limiting growth in spending until gross debt as a share of GDP is on a downwards trajectory; improving spending quality and sustainability; focusing new spending on investments and reform ... |
| | | | ... future," he said. King concluded that Australia and New Zealand's agriculture industries are significant contributors to GDP, employ thousands of people, and are a vital part of our food supply, making the sustainable management of these landscapes ... |
| | | | ... their income than people in lower income groups. When compared to other nations, Australia gives at a lower percentage of GDP (0.81%) than the United Kingdom (0.96%), Canada (1%), New Zealand (1.84%) and the United States (2.1%). "Even a slight increase ... |
| | | | ... further added economies that grow faster naturally accumulate wealth at a quicker pace. Projections based on trend nominal GDP growth for all Asian markets, as well as the US showed; aggregate financial wealth in Vietnam and India looks set to rise by ... |
| | | | ... to support an industry that invests in businesses, drives innovation, creates new jobs, and contributes 2.6% to Australia's GDP. "Australia's $42 billion private capital industry makes a significant contribution to realising the opportunities and addressing ... |
| | | | The US's real gross domestic product (GDP) decreased for the second consecutive quarter, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, but don't call it a recession. GDP decreased at an annual rate of 0.9% in Q2, this follows the 1.6% retracement ... |
| | | | ... announcement, a White House statement has quashed the traditional recession evaluation method of two consecutive quarters of falling GDP - just one week before GDP data is released. The Biden Administration said: "While some maintain that two consecutive ... |
| | | | ... costs then profits will rise." Under these assumptions, macroeconomic data on economy-wide changes in prices, the share of GDP flowing to workers and company profits can shed light on inflation's underlying causes. Data can also reveal the distributional ... |
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