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Productivity and Regional Economic Performance in Australia

  • Year: 2003
  • Editors: Christine Williams; Mirko Draca; Christine Smith
  • Publisher: Office of Economic and Statistical Research, Queensland Treasury
  • Published Location: Brisbane, Qld
  • ISBN: 0975113712
  • Country: Australia
  • State/Region: Queensland

Productivity and Regional Economic Performance in Australia contains seven research articles that explore the productivity performance of Queensland and other Australian States. Queensland has experienced a long period of economic growth well above the Australian average. It has long been realised that much of this has been due to a strong net inflow of migrants. It is also well known that Queenslanders are comparatively young and active – our migrants tend to be of working age with families, and on average more of our working age population seek to work. But Queenslanders also work smart and hard – as papers in this book indicate, much of our growth has also been due to strong productivity growth.

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