Posts tagged "coronavirus and the economy"

The Reserve Bank of Australia has forecasted our economic recovery will be V-shaped, however, it looks more like a flat-bottomed boat when graphed.

The bridge to the other side of this COVID-19-induced economic downturn will depend on migration. It will depend on us continuing to welcome migrants.

As the COVID-19 crisis changes the fundamentals of our society, businesses and governments are already grappling with the issues of a post-pandemic world.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison is calling for business "hibernation", but how does a startup take cover from a severe and prolonged economic downturn?

This war will get worse before it gets better, that much we know. But when it does, what could retail look like? Here are 13 predictions.

From mixed retailing and services to understanding supply chains on a deeper level, here's what I believe will happen after COVID-19.

Small businesses and startups are calling for the Morrison government and the ATO to clarify wage subsidy eligibility rules.

In this time of crisis, businesses must control their own destiny by immediately comprehending near-term cashflows under alternative scenarios.

Physical retail contracted 35% more than online retail did during the GFC. This time we believe the figures will be more extreme.

Entrepreneurs thrive in crises and uncertainty. They revel in the depths of the most complex global challenges. It’s how they’re wired.

The federal government has unveiled an unprecedented wage subsidy scheme that will see business payroll supported through the coronavirus crisis.

"I suspect it will take years to rebuild confidence and balance sheets. And I know there will be serious long-term structural implications."