State economic and social indicators

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18 December 2007This paper presents a number of tables and charts that allow comparisons to be made between individual Australian states and territories in terms of their performance across a wide range of social and economic indicators. Each table has data for the last five years, while each chart presents data for the latest year that data are available.



Areas covered include: labour market, wages and prices, government accounts, business conditions, housing, financial management, exports and general social indicators.

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