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| | ... better environment over the next five to 10 years... A more sedate Middle East would be a very positive game changer for the world in general." Meantime, independent economist and Climate Council councillor Nicki Hutley believes Australia needs a carbon ... |
| | | ... Russia's invasion of Ukraine led to spikes in energy and some food prices," she said. Headline inflation around the world might now be declining as "goods price inflation is continuing to ease and the energy price rises have unwound" - but this has ... |
| | | ... warned that even if inflation declines it can stay volatile. "Inflation is coming down, as we've said, right around the world, and it's a bit more advanced in a sense, in the US and Europe... But we've got this backdrop now of a whole lot ... |
| | | ... long-term demand for agriculture. McKay also stressed the significance of a burgeoning middle class in Asia. The World Economic Forum forecasts an increase of 1.5 billion people in the Asian middle class between 2020 and 2030. "These tailwinds underpin ... |
| | | ... multi-generational workforce as another significant challenge impacting culture over the next 12 months. According to the World Economic Forum, Generation Z will make up 27% of the OECD workforce by 2025, highlighted A&O Consulting. "This means that ... |
| | | ... drawdown," he explained. "Today the world's trying to grapple with the situation of rising inflation and slowing economic growth, which is why all asset classes, including equities, are correcting. "If you have a client that says, 'I have done very ... |
| | | ... approach in this space, and by strengthening our own capabilities." "The way companies, consumers and regulators around the world respond to these issues will continue to evolve over time," Longo said. "We too must remain ready to respond and adapt." ... |
| | | ... for Financial Studies, and senior executive and economist at ANZ. Earlier, she delivered consultancy assignments to the World Bank and Asia Development, also working for JPMorgan Chase and Merrill Lynch. During her career, Auster has published numerous ... |
| | | ... however, are not nearly sufficient to drive and foster the extent of change required." Eaton noted that the World Economic Forum estimates US$4-5 trillion are required annually to keep climate change at 1.5 degrees. If Australia invested its fair share ... |
| | | ... Inequality Kills, has warned of the deadly nature of the world's growing extreme economic inequality, ahead of the World Economic Forum's Davos Agenda meetings. The report revealed that the wealth of Australia's 47 richest had doubled at ... |
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