Income
Conference paper
Getting down to small areas: estimating regional income and wealth in Australia using spatial microsimulation
Describes the techniques used to create the synthetic small area data. It then provides some examples of how the new methods and data are being used for estimation and analysis of income, wealth and other socio-economic characteristics, as well as the spatial distribution of policy change.
Report
Seeing clearly: access to affordable eyecare for low-income Victorians
Emer Diviney and Serena Lillywhite identify the barriers low-income and vulnerable Victorians face in accessing appropriate eyecare. Their research confirms the value of increasing outreach services for people who are homeless or living in supported residential services and providing access to interpreters for culturally and linguistically diverse communities. There is also clearly a need to...
Report
Migration of income-support recipients from non-metropolitan NSW and SA into Sydney and Adelaide
In the final report of this project, Nancy Marshall, Ian Burnley, Peter Murphy and Graeme Hugo examine the motivations of, and tradeoffs made by, low-income welfare recipients who choose to relocate from rural and regional areas to metropolitan cities.
Report
Regional incomes revisited: what happens to income distribution after age 65?
It is generally accepted that there are significant regional differences in income distribution in Australia. This paper examines the extent of these differences in the working population and in retirement. Differences in income distributions are analysed according to state or territory, remoteness and age. The results show that in the 65 years and over group...
Report
The regional impact of Commonwealth rent assistance: final report
Commonwealth Rent Assistance (CRA) provides supplementary income to about one million income support recipients in the private rental market in recognition of the additional costs of private rental housing. The primary aim of the research reported in this final report is to assess the targeting performance of CRA at a regional level. The premise is...