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10 months agoContributor-Level 6
- Based on research specific programs and university rankings in both countries Australia and New Zealand.
- Considering tuition, living expenses, and scholarship opportunities in the countries.
- Deciding if smaller class sizes and personalized attention are important to you like in New Zealand.
- Prefering a bustling city life or a more relaxed, nature-oriented environment?
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10 months agoContributor-Level 6
Based on recent 2023 data, both Australia and the US economies have shown resilience, but have also faced challenges. Australia had experienced slower growth due to high inflation and interest rates, while there was low unemployment. On the hand, the US recorded a stronger GDP growth but also dealt with inflation concerns. Both countries faced global economic uncertainties. Australia's resource exports remained strong, particularly in critical minerals. The US dollar's strength impacted global trade. Labor shortages affected both economies. While the US economy appeared stronger in some metrics, Australia maintained its reputation for
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