IBISWorld Releases COVID-19 Special Report for Australia
IBISWorld has published an in depth breakdown of the effect of the COVID-19 epidemic on every subdivision in the economies of Australia and New Zealand.
IBISWorld
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Commercial Banks Aid Canada’s Housing Market
Commercial banks are expected to help the federal government deflate Canada’s housing bubble after the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.
Samuel Kanda
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Safe Bet: The Growth of Online Gambling in the UK amid the COVID-19 Pandemic
Though online gambling has been growing as a share of the UK gambling market for well over a decade, this trend has been accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic
Gaetana Mak
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Economic Growth Through the 2020s
Despite the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, world economic growth could average as high as 5.8% in 2021. How will the world economy perform in the 2020s?
Phil Ruthven
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COVID-Safe: Criminal Activity is Forecast to Rise as COVID-19 Restrictions Ease
Criminal activity in Australia is forecast to rise as COVID-19 restrictions ease and daily lives return to normal
Ross Dean
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Industries That Thrive in Lockdown
IBISWorld has identified the industries that outperform in lockdown conditions, as consumers are restricted to their homes and non-essential businesses close their doors.
IBISWorld
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Grinding Gears: CNH Industrial’s Acquisition of Raven Industries to Shakeup Ag-Tech
Renewed interest in the right to repair movement coincides with CNH's entrance into the domestic Ag-Tech industry, priming the company to become a disrupter.
John Madigan
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Poor Performance: Education Institutions Struggle Amid Ongoing Border Closure
As closed borders continue to affect the economy, and the Delta variant of COVID-19 presents a growing threat to New Zealand, education institutions face significant disruption.
Matthew Barry
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Wheels in Motion: Transport Habits to Shift After COVID-19
As Australia gradually moves towards a post-pandemic world, IBISWorld has investigated how the pandemic has caused lasting shifts in consumer transport preferences.
Arthur Kyriakopoulos
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Economic Update: International Travel, August 2021
Only 130,000 international travellers came to Australia in 2020-21, down from 9.34 million in 2018-19. Australians hoping to travel overseas fared little better in 2020-21.
Tom Youl
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