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    Australia: IMF staff concluding statement of the 2016 Article Mission
    15 Nov 2016
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    International Monetary Fund
    International Monetary Fund

    Australia is transitioning from the mining boom with strong growth and relatively low unemployment, but has not been immune to symptoms of the “new mediocre”. Wage and price pressures are weak, underemployment has risen, and non-mining investment is yet to fully recover. Ensuring the return...

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