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Prophet Commentary Highlights Economic Divides in Australian Outlook

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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Prophet’s chief statistician, John Strumila, provided commentary on the Federal Government’s Intergenerational Report. The report projects that Australia will be substantially richer by 2065–66, with the economy expected to be more than twice its current size and real national income per person 55 per cent higher. Strumila noted that these averages mask increasing economic divisions, particularly due to the sharp decline in home ownership among young households since 1981.

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While the report paints an optimistic picture of future national wealth, Strumila argues that the current housing situation is disrupting traditional wealth progression. This suggests that future economic growth may not be evenly distributed across all generations or households.

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