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Advertising spending growth outlook (March 2021).  Predictions based on models which relate consumer activity and business sentiment to advertising spending growth.

 

Australia in 2021 (February 2021).  Australia has done well in 2020, with the economy recovering and a lower death toll from the pandemic than was expected.  But there are still risks and
uncertainties in 2021.

 

Automotive trends (January 2021).  Analysis of trends in new vehicle sales by type of buyer and fuel type.  Analysis of trends in usage, fuel efficiency, average age.  Analysis of factors driving sales.

 

Predicting the outcome of Australia's next federal election (January 2021).  The polls got is very wrong in 2019 - here's how we can predict more accurately.

 

 

Forecasting skills (2020).  Essential information for both decision makers who rely on forecasts and forecasters who wish to improve their skills.

 

Australian food preferences and behaviour (September 2020).

 

First home buyer boom set to continue (September 2020, updated December 2020).  Based on proprietary tracking data and official data, a unique set of favourable conditions has created a boom.

 

Low fossil fuel consumption vehicle sales scenarios (June 2020).  Scenarios for sales to 2030.

 

 

Drought in Australia (November 2019).  Consumer expectations about drought, concern about adequate water supply, and links with climate change beliefs.

 

 

The driver of extreme ENSO events.  The causal factor has been identified, so prediction is possible.