sense that may be the financing cost might be manageable, bad because it won t necessarily change the growth path in any significant way in the medium term. and these measures could actually come at the expense of more public investment which in our view is key to lift up growth in the medium term. our view is key to lift up growth in the medium-term. our view is key to lift up growth in the medium-term. thanks for “oining us on the programme. the medium-term. thanks forjoining us on the programme. following - the medium-term. thanks forjoining| us on the programme. following calls from health organisations and medical professionals, australia is set to ban recreational vape being in the country as part of a major crackdown on what experts have called an epidemic. that means vape products can only be sealed with a prescription. as phil mercerfinds out, there are fear this will only fuel a black market. australia s vaping retailers are facing oblivion. their products have to be fre
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stable growth path. consistent with a soft landing. so what do you think of all of the layoffs that we re hearing announced, the layoffs at microsoft, there is talk about big banks cutting back as well? i m never happy to see a layoff. what i think is important to recognize is that we have a job market with about 10 million vacancies, 10 million job openings and we know from research that has been done that people who lose their jobs never something you want to see, people who lose their job, are regaining employment quickly, and that s the kind of economic dynamism that helps the economy. some of these firms actually are kind of bloated on the labor market side and cutting some unemployment, and many of those workers are finding jobs, pretty quickly, thanks to our very high level of job openings. currently more job openings than there are people who say they are unemployed and looking for work. jared bernstein, always good to have you. i am not having any more babies so it shoul
10% fall in the world gdp, with massive variation around that by economy. the world did recover from that, the level of activity got back to where it was, but we never got back to the growth path that we were on before the pandemic. and then the war on ukraine came along and caused prices to rise further. we had already seen big supply shortages during the pandemic, which were pushing up prices, and then with the war, energy prices rose as well. inflation rose even further, causing the cost of living squeeze to tighten and forcing central banks to raise interest rates, adding to the headwinds for the economy. for the economy. good to talk to ou, for the economy. good to talk to you, jennifer. for the economy. good to talk to you, jennifer. thank- for the economy. good to talk to you, jennifer. thank you i for the economy. good to talk| to you, jennifer. thank you for your detail and that. we have quite a lot of analysis online of what the world bank has to say, so take a look at our