Outlook Worsens for 2021-22
Amid the worsening outbreaks of COVID-19 across Australia, IBISWorld examines the deepening economic damage.
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Amid the worsening outbreaks of COVID-19 across Australia, IBISWorld examines the deepening economic damage.
Although the UK economy is so far rebounding well from pandemic-related disruption, a widespread shortage of worker amid a new immigration system threatens long-term growth.
The hastening emergence of the legitimate recreational marijuana industry has the potential to be a unique, historical moment, but it might be more of the same.
We’ve examined how pandemic-related to disruption to office working, retail operations and the hospitality sector has affected the real estate market.
As the global economy gradually recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, the world price of crude oil is expected to surge by 42.9% in 2021 and remain stable in 2022.
Analysts John Madigan and Kevin Kennedy take a deep dive into select economic clusters in the United States. This is a follow up to March’s “Growth on the Margins.”
Restrictions on movement and non-essential businesses, and working from home mandates are expected to have a major impact on key industries.
As the UK economy continues to become increasingly digital, we’ve looked at how the telecoms sector is expected to change in the coming years.
Child care costs have never been inexpensive, but prices have soared amid the pandemic and are reluctant to decline, posing a surprising hurdle for economic recovery.
IBISWorld has analysed industries set to be disrupted by lockdown restrictions in New South Wales, which represent an unprecedented curtailment of economic activity in the state.
The COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing investigations have rattled the major players in Australia’s Casinos industry, reducing revenue.
Environmental concerns and single-use plastic bans have reduced plastic manufacturing revenue and will likely push domestic players to innovate.
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