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Cost and standard of living

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Do monetary shocks cause regional prices to go bananas?


This thesis intends to investigate the asymmetric effects of monetary policy on regional prices within Fiji. The monetary policy shocks are generated by removing any systemic response to future economic conditions from the actual policy rate that is set by the Reserve Bank of Fiji (RBF). This method of generating shocks involves utilizing the data...
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Economic geography and economic performance in Australia


The OECD has found that Australia’s economic performance is not as strong as might be expected given the strength of its economic policy settings. Differences in geography – distance to world markets, natural resource endowments, and population settlement patterns – help explain differences in economic performance across OECD countries. But these findings reinforce, rather than...
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A decent quality of life: inquiry into the cost of living pressures on older Australians


This report makes a number of recommendations which aim to alleviate the current pressures experienced by older Australians on low incomes, including a review of the Age Pension base level and indexation arrangements, a review of financial thresholds to access government services, benefits and concessions, the introduction of measures to improve access to dental care...
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Australia fair: update on those missing out


In 2007, despite the strong economy and large budget surpluses many Australians are not enjoying a decent standard of living. Australia Fair held extensive consultations in every State and Territory in 2006 to identify what the public thinks are the 10 essentials to ensure a fair go for all Australians. This report releases new figures...
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A fair go for all Australians: international comparisons, 2007: 10 Essentials


This report shows that the number of Australians living in poverty has increased over the past 10 years. Using an international poverty line of 50 per cent of median income, the numbers increased from 7.6 per cent to 9.9 per cent of the population between 1994 and 2004, or nearly two million Australians. This measure...