Sources of personal income by electorate

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15 June 2005The findings in this research note are based on regional experimental estimates, at the Statistical Local Area (SLA) level, of the sources and total amount of personal income which people received in 2000-01. Not surprisingly, there are significant differences between electorates. The percentage of income derived from wages and salaries, for example, ranges from 54 per cent in Richmond (NSW) to 84 per cent in Greenway (NSW); the percentage of income derived from investments ranges from 1 per cent in Chifley (NSW) to 24 per cent in Wentworth (NSW).

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