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By Dejan Pekic BCom DipFP CFP
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Women and the economic mainstream 

John Campbell became a Newealth client in 1996 and he sent me the attached analysis which talks about the growing number of women entering the economic mainstream. 

It is an interesting angle from which to view the impact of global mass industrialisation and westernisation and one that we had not considered. 

In short, this analysis gives additional argument for why it is very unlikely that we will degenerate into a second Great Depression at the time.

Yes, a significant number of developed nations have extreme debt levels but we look to the developing and emerging nations to drag us all through this period of deleveraging. 

At Newealth we are always looking to innovate and improve our ongoing services wherever possible and if you have any ideas or comments, please feel free to email me via ‘Contact Us’ at www.newealth.com.au or to call me on +61 2 9267 2322. 



2nd-July-2010
 
        
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