The Queensland economy is experiencing a difficult period with growth generally below trend and at levels similar to during the GFC. The economy is shaping up to be a crucial issue in 2020 with the local government elections (28th March), the State Budget (28th April), the Federal Budget (early May) and the State Election (31st October) all an opportunity to stimulate business activity at a micro level and through aggregation the broader economy.
This economic update in particular contrasts Queensland against our two biggest rivals for attracting and retaining business investment - New South Wales and Victoria.
Please click on this link for the latest performance assessment of the Queensland economy by QEAS.
Queensland Economic Update - November 2019
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