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The chart that shows why lockdowns in Sydney and Melbourne could send the whole economy into reverse

Advertisement The winter lockdowns in Sydney and Melbourne threaten to push the whole economy into reverse. Prior to the restrictions Australia was bouncing back strongly from last year’s deep recession. But a shadow has been cast over the recovery – a growing band of economists now warn the whole economy could shrink this quarter. So how can lockdowns imposed in just two cities and regional Victoria take such a heavy toll? As this chart shows the magnitude of the hit to the national economy is due to the sheer size and economic importance of Australia’s twin urban giants. Sydney alone accounts for nearly a quarter of gross domestic product while Melbourne contributes around a fifth. Analysis by consultancy SGS Economics and Planning shows the pair generated 44 per cent of Australia’s annual economic output in 2019-20. When you add the rest of Victoria, which is also in lockdown, regions that contribute almost half of all national economic activity are affected.

Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Australia (via Public) / $US160 billion in future GDP: the cloud imperative, and Asia Pacific s unmissable economic and business opportunity

07/19/2021 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 07/19/2021 16:57 $US160 billion in future GDP: the cloud imperative, and Asia Pacific’s unmissable economic and business opportunity 14 July 2021: The Asia Pacific region could benefit from a significant US$160 billion future economic boost - and that includes around $A20 billion for Australia - if businesses increase investment in, and take greater advantage of, cloud-based technologies. A new Deloitte Asia Pacific report - The cloud imperative, and Asia Pacific s unmissable opportunity- examines the challenges and barriers, explores opportunities and looks at case studies that examine how cloud is driving business success in difficult times. Partly based on a survey of nearly 600 business leaders across eight focus markets - being Australia, China, Hong Kong (SAR), India, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore and South Korea - key report findings include:

Sydney lockdown gets serious, forcing ScoMo to spend

Switzer Daily Sydney lockdown gets serious, forcing ScoMo to spend 13 July 2021 One of the most memorable ads of 2020 and the Coronavirus world we were introduced to was the one that told us that “we’re all in this together.” Yep, we used the industry super fund tagline to muster national support for the fight against the pandemic threat. And while at times there have been typical politicians trying to score cheap points at some failings of other politicians, the smarter and more objective Australians out there must have learnt that beating the virus and leading a country or state isn’t easy.

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