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| | | ... 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 ... |
| | | | ... exports, and an $80.4billion gross value agricultural production forecast for 2022, contributing approximately 2% to Australia's GDP." CAF's launch will complement Centuria's existing agriculture trusts. In total, Centuria manages seven agriculture properties ... |
| | | | ... increases and broader economic conditions, but with profits at record levels, productivity high and labour's share of GDP at an all-time low, working people cannot continue to see real pay cuts after a decade of record low wage growth under the previous ... |
| | | | Active Super has launched a Super Booster reward program to accelerate the growth of members' super balances. The Super Booster reward program is a 'set and forget' tool for members to top-up their super balances with eligible retail purchases. ... |
| | | | ... severe flooding in the states of Queensland and New South Wales." Unlike nearly all other developed countries, Australia's GDP growth projections for 2022 increased slightly from the OECD's December estimate. Though, its inflation projection ... |
| | | | ... an additional 4400 full-time equivalent workers to the Australian economy by 2062," the report said. In this scenario, the GDP would be boosted by $1.1 billion in the 2062 year and a further $126 million in costs of unemployment would be saved. It was ... |
| | | | Beating consensus estimates, the Australian GDP rose 0.8% in Q1 and 3.3% year on year. While more positive than expected, the latest figures represented a slowdown from the 3.4% GDP growth realised last quarter. Barclays said the most recent GDP numbers ... |
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