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Foreseechange provides forecasting and analysis services to clients in a wide range of industries. We also sell reports at an affordable price. These reports are updated regularly and contain valuable insights about the future business strategy and government policy environments.
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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.
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.
Retail sales outlook October 2018. Analysis of economic drivers and consumer spending sentiment. Scenarios for the next 18 months. The likely impact of the imminent federal election.
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consumer spending sweetspot. Analysis of household income, wealth, spending, and willingness to spend by broad age group. September 2017.
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perfect storm for Australian retailers in 2017. What can consumer marketers do to improve growth?
Boost consumer spending growth using differences in
Interest Rate Sensitivity. Consumer interest rate sensitivity has changed substantially over the las decade. This 2016 report explains why. Also details how the Australian government could boost consumer spending growth.