Impacts of the pandemic on household spending - National Young Economists Event - ONLINE ONLY

‘Impacts of the pandemic on household spending’ – National Young Economists Event, 12:30pm to 1:30pm, Wednesday 15^th July 2020.

As part of its webinar series, the Young Economists (QLD) invite you to a presentation by Adelaide Timbrell, on household spending habits during the COVID-19 lockdown, the impact of eased restrictions and expectations for the longer-term trend of spending

Adelaide is an independent economic researcher at ANZ. Her experience includes research and analysis of major issues in macroeconomics, with particular focus on household spending, retail trade, tourism and housing.  

Date:           Wednesday 15 July 2020

Time:           12:30pm to 1.30pm including Q&A

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