Friday, 10 August 2012

Week 02: Future Scenario Development


2015 - See’s reduction of Australian owned agricultural land. Foreign owners take control of Australian grown produce and begin to export produce to their mother lands.

Rapid increase in migration to Australia driven by foreign investors and Corporations to support their own interests.  This had been legalized by the Federal government due to the economic growth stimulated via the Foreign Corps operations.  The government concerned with making a quick buck and lack foresight thus allowing Foreign Companies to gain unprecedented power and influence over the government.

2020 - Lack of documentation from government into ownership land lead to foreign investment increasing with out being scrutinized enough

opened up australia to too many foreign investors who are buying up too much of our rural land for farming purposes

2015 - 2025 - investors start exporting directly to own countries. Australia could no longer provide enough produce for there own populations. Prices in supermarkets has gone up exponentially and families are finding it hard to source food needs.

2025 - Smaller supermarket companies and fruit shop owners/grocery shops are starting to decrease and go out of business.

2026 - government introduces car tax to drive out vehicles in city areas which is intended to become possible areas of growing agricultural crops. They find small success in this scheme in the core central city area.


all retail space in the cities are now redundant.  No food/produce coming into stalls to sell = no need for retail space. smaller fruit shop businesses are now closed. only two options are Woolworths and Coles, who are also vying for limited agricultural stock. 


Families living in the city can no longer support themselves or struggle to provide basic food needs for children.

  

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