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India appears the economy most like China as it is the only one that can match it in terms of...
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We think the cyclical, temporary factors that are behind the current labour market strength will support a period of strong...
Women are currently underrepresented in construction, making up only 15% of the European construction workforce. Increasing the gender diversity of...
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We have upgraded our forecasts for the Stockholm economy in 2023 as a result of a stronger than expected national...
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China's major cities will be primary drivers of office-based employment growth over the next five years, with 15 of the largest cities...
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We expect eurozone house prices will continue to slide through 2023 following back-to-back declines in Q1 2023 and Q4 2022....
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Recent strong growth in office-based employment will come to an end this year across Canadian metros, as many metro economies...
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We estimate that the ECB's job of taming elevated inflation will feature an unfavourable trade-off due to the uneven sectoral...
Consulting Report
Oxford Economics was commissioned to analyze the Economic Impact of GM's operations in the United States.
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We have revised up our long-term wage and inflation projections based on a larger impact from structural labour shortages due...
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Toronto and Montreal drove a strong uplift in Canadian employment in Q1. However, small losses are expected through the rest...
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The top 50 metros are expected to see a net gain in jobs on an annual basis in 2023, but...
Consulting Report
Oxford Economics provided economic and labour market insight and forecasts for the Spring 2023 edition of Adecco’s Labour Market Outlook.
Consulting Report
Mastering the appropriate skills will become increasingly important as the global economy evolves to a more sophisticated, interconnected and digital...
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Japan's structural labour shortage has deepened. While it may not result in a wage-inflation spiral now, labour scarcity will put...
Consulting Report
The study suggests the civil nuclear industry supports a £16.1 billion contribution to UK GDP, 211,500 jobs, and £7.1 billion...
