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03 Mar 2023
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Western Sydney Economic Outlook Report

Western Sydney Economic Outlook Report
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Western Sydney has always been the home of the battler and the setting for struggle street. Traditionally these battles and these struggles have been because there was too little: too little voice, too little opportunity and too little investment.

The region's recent success has combined with all the pressures of the last three years to create new challenges. These are challenges of growth under constraint, and we see these most viscerally as cost of living pressures, housing stress and long and costly commutes.

Our latest thought leadership report explores the issues impacting the region and its people and what can be done to turn its growing pains into gains.

Authors

Nafees Beg
Senior Analyst
Deloitte Access Economics
nbeg@deloitte.com.au

Author

Eamon McGinn

Deloitte - Australia
Eamon’s focus has been on applying quantitative microeconomic modelling to answer business and policy questions. This includes policy simulation, cost benefit analysis and forecasting.  He has experience in infrastructure intensive industries such as transport, energy and mining. Recent projects have covered transport infrastructure planning, natural disaster risks, logistics (particularly stevedoring and ports) and land use planning (including agriculture and mining).
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