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What income inequality looks like across Australia

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2017

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Markham, Francis
Biddle, Nicholas

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Parkville, Vic. : The Conversation Media Group

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With affordable houses increasingly out of reach, wage growth slow and household debt high, Australians are certainly feeling poor. But how do they compare to their neighbours? New Census data confirms there’s a lot of variability in income.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/120960

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The Conversation

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Commentary

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