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New vehicle sales outlook (January 2020).  New vehicle sales have been falling, year on year, since April 2018.  That’s 21 consecutive months of decline.  What have been the reasons for this slump, and when will the market level out?

 

Drivers of consumer economic pessimism (January 2020).  Pessimism increased in Australia in late 2019.  Why and how can this be turned around?

 

Australia in 2020 summary (December 2019): an abrupt change in consumer psychology on the economy and the environment.

 

Collapse in Australian consumer spending.  Consumer spending growth has slumped, to September 2019, despite recent attempts at fiscal and monetary stimulus.  This report explains why and provides a strategy for success.

 

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

 

 

 

Alcohol consumption projections (October 2019).  Analysis and quantification of the drivers of alcohol consumption in Australia.  Projections to 2030.

 

 

Why Labor lost the seemingly unlosable 2019 federal election. August 2019.  A new way to predict Australian federal elections.

 

Predicting inaccuracy in economic forecasts.  July 2019.  Essential reading for risk management.

 

What will Australian consumers do with their 2019-20 income tax cuts? (July 2019)

 

Young Australian adults in 2019 (June 2019). Updated October 2019.  The willingness to spend of young adults (age 18 to 29) has been at a record low since late 2016.  Their willingness to spend is lower than for older adults.  Their highest priority is saving, followed by loan repayment.  This change in behaviour has been damaging for those consumer marketing organisations that disproportionally target young adults.  Why has this happened and is there any improvement in sight?

 

Australia's economic outlook (May 2019).  Official economic forecasts have only just been revised downwards, despite months of warning signals.  This report provides analysis and a view on the outlook.

 

 

Searching for a cool change.  Evidence that climate change is starting to influence our choices about where we live.  April 2009.

 

Thought for food - the key drivers and growth scenarios.  March 2019.

 

 

 

 

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