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After a decade of consistently strong growth, UK labour supply has slumped since the onset of the pandemic and we expect only a partial recovery this...
After holding at an inflow of 246,300 p.a. over the four years to 2019, pandemic induced border restrictions are estimated to have pushed NOM to an...
The closure of the international border has caused net overseas migration (NOM) to crash during the pandemic, significantly slowing population growth...
The halving of Australia’s arrival cap in July 2021 will drag on net overseas migration (NOM) in Q3 and Q4 2021, resulting in an estimated outflow of...
We will publish our latest city forecasts at the end of June, showing that for the world’s major cities, 2020’s GDP declines will be mostly reversed...
With the border closed until mid-2022, suppressed net overseas migration will limit Australia’s population growth to only 48,200 people in FY2021. It...
In 2021 the competitiveness and resilience of cities will be more important than ever before. Some issues are very specific, such as the impact of...
The lost migration as a result of the pandemic will have lasting and uneven impacts across the economy. Reduced labour market capacity from migrant...
The coronavirus pandemic is affecting some of the world’s major cities particularly badly. Some commentators fear that highly qualified, highly...
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