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Cultivated meat offers £2 1bn economy boost, claims start-up

The cultivated meat sector could add £1.1 billion to £2.1 billion to the UK economy by 2030, predicts a new report commissioned by start-up Ivy Farm Technologies.

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UK s cultured meat sector could be worth £2 1bn to economy | News

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75% of jobs will require advanced digital skills by 2030

Moreover, recruiters will be more inclined to employ candidates with strong tech know-how and so-called ‘cognitive skills’ like creativity and critical thinking. This means that Gen Z, which the report defines as those born between 1995 and 2010, will be at a greater advantage than other age groups due to the digital capabilities they have gained by growing up surrounded by technology. In fact, despite fears that remote education caused by lockdown restrictions is hindering young people’s future prospects, the Oxford Economics report found that the pandemic is unlikely to hinder Gen Z’s earning power and long-term employment prospects. Related Resource

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Young people set to benefit from the lasting changes brought about by Covid-19

Young people ‘set to benefit from the lasting changes brought about by Covid-19’ 10/03/2021, 7:02 am Accelerated digital shift could help youngsters secure jobs in fields such as augmented reality and artificial intelligence, Snap report suggests (Snapchat/PA) Young people’s natural flair for digital skills could put their long-term future job prospects in a stronger position despite the coronavirus pandemic, a study commissioned by Snap suggests. The Snapchat owner believes there is a “real case for optimism” among Gen-Z – typically those born between 1995 and 2010 – because they have grown up with technology. The study, undertaken by Oxford Economics, claims that younger generations are primed to exploit opportunities in emerging fields such as augmented reality and artificial intelligence, which has likely been accelerated by the shift online during Covid-19 lockdowns.

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