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First counts, 1991 census : a comment on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population growth
Gaminiratne, K. H. - 1992
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Australian demographic trends
Canberra - Nachgewiesen 1986; damit Ersch. eingest.
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Asia's population problems : with a discussion of population and immigration in Australia
Chandrasekhar, Sripati (contributor) - 1967
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Implications of Australian population trends : Proceedings
Borrie, Wilfred David (ed.); Mansfield, Margaret (ed.) - 1982
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An overview of New Zealand population trends : some implications for the labour-force
Johnstone, Kim; Smith, Shane - 1995
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Securitization, structuring and pricing of longevity risk
Wills, Samuel (contributor); Sherris, Michael (contributor) - 2008
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Integrating financial and demographic longevity risk models : an Australian model for financial applications/ Samuel Wills and Michael Sherris
Wills, Samuel (contributor); Sherris, Michael (contributor) - 2008
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Demography, financial openness, national savings and external balance
Graff, Michael (contributor); Tang, Kam Ki (contributor);  … - 2008
This paper examines the impact of demographic factors on saving, investment, and external balances. We derive a number of semi-structural equations from national accounting principle and the principle that external balances for the world as a whole must sum to zero. The resulting equations...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003767733
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Population change and infrastructure planning : capital cities "driving national growth-issues and challenges"
Shepherd, Craig - In: National economic review (2005) 58, pp. 1-39
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