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1. www.reddit.com › r › decadeologyThe 2020s is Super Iconic and people don't realize it yet

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   The 2020s is Super Iconic and people don't realize it yet. Decade Analysis. We Live in very historic interesting times that I can see Gen Z being hella nostalgic for in 20 years. The whole dyed hair, tattooed E girl/E boy aesthetic and dudes with mullets/perms will be seen as definite 2020s fashion. Twitter being rebranded to X i think will ...

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › 2020s2020s - Wikipedia

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   The 2020s (pronounced "twenty-twenties" or "two thousand twenties"; shortened to " the '20s " and also known as " The Twenties ") is the current decade that began on January 1, 2020, and will end on December 31, 2029. 1 [ 2 ] The 2020s began with the COVID-19 pandemic.

3. thoughtleadership.rbc.com › navigating-the-2020sNavigating the 2020s: How Canada can thrive in a decade of change

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   Jan 3, 2020 · The loudest sound of the 2020s may be the ticking of the demographic time bomb. Canadians are living longer and having fewer babies. Add the advancing age of the baby boom cohort, and Canada is set to join a growing club of super-aged societies. By the end of the decade, close to one in four Canadians will be seniors, up from 17% now.

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4. www.vogue.com › article › what-do-2020s-holdPredictions for the 2020s, From a Futurist, a Trend ... - Vogue

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   Jan 16, 2020 · A new decade is upon us and, and based on the tumultuous early days of the 2020s—tense relations with Iran, a highly controversial president being impeached—it’s off to a rocky start. The ...

5. www.bbc.co.uk › news › world-us-canada-55353178The year 2020: A time when everything changed - BBC News

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   Dec 18, 2020 · In the balance of global power, 2020 has seen a shifting of the plates. To watch America's response was to witness its national decline play out in real-time. The Trump administration's management ...

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6. blogs.worldbank.org › en › voicesThe 2020s: Roaring or disappointing? - World Bank Blogs

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   Mar 29, 2021 · Before the pandemic: weaker growth expected in the 2020s. However, in contrast to the decade that preceded the roaring 1920s, all fundamental drivers of growth weakened in the 2010s. Growth in investment, productivity, and working age populations, as well as improvements in education and health all slowed over the 2010s compared with the ...

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   When does the 2020s end?

   • The 2020s (pronounced "twenty-twenties" or "two thousand twenties"; shortened to " the '20s " and also known as " The Twenties ") is the current decade that began on January 1, 2020, and will end on December 31, 2029. 1 [ 2 ] The 2020s began with the COVID-19 pandemic.

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   Is 2020 a time bomb?

   • The loudest sound of the 2020s may be the ticking of the demographic time bomb. Canadians are living longer and having fewer babies. Add the advancing age of the baby boom cohort, and Canada is set to join a growing club of super-aged societies. By the end of the decade, close to one in four Canadians will be seniors, up from 17% now.

   Navigating the 2020s: How Canada can thrive in a decade of change

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   What has the turn of the decade taught us about the future?

   • The turn of the decade has given us a lot to reflect on. The 2010s was filled with a lot of instability and uncertainty when it comes to politics, economics, and the environment. It was a very unsettling decade grounded in a lot of anxiety. The 2020s are moving towards bit more of a respite, something that’s more optimistic.

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   What happened before 2020 - the worst year ever?

   • Long before planes had been grounded. Long before hospitals became places to fear. Long before 2020 had become a byword for all that was wrong - the worst year ever. Back then, China and cruise-ships remained the epicentres of the outbreak.

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   Is 2020 a good year for dystopian art & culture?

   • It was a very unsettling decade grounded in a lot of anxiety. The 2020s are moving towards bit more of a respite, something that’s more optimistic. Definitely in the past years, there was an uptick in creating dystopian landscapes in art and culture, which people really identified with. (Think The Handmaid’s Tale.)

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   Will the 2020s be 'disappointing' or 'roaring'?

   • However, without a reform push, the reality of weakening fundamental drivers of growth, especially after the damage wrought by the pandemic, will eventually exact its toll. The 2020s are more likely to be “disappointing” than “roaring” unless policymakers get serious about implementing comprehensive reform.

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8. medium.com › the-2020s-decade › the-four-overarchingThe Four Overarching Dynamics of the 2020s | by David Houle ...

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   May 27, 2020 · The 2020s Decade VUCA Scenario Planning for Climate Risk Management [This is the third guest column from my colleague and co-author Bob Leonard, this time with his co-columnist David Ross, a VUCA ...