Effect of the Government and Opposition paid parental leave schemes on labour force participation, GDP and GDP per head of population

Dowrick, Stephen; Day, Creina

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Effect of the Government and Opposition paid parental leave schemes on labour force participation, GDP and GDP per head of population

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2010

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Dowrick, Stephen

Day, Creina

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Commonwealth Parliamentary Library

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This report assesses the key differences between the Paid Parental Leave Schemes of the Government and the Coalition and consolidates national and international analyses of paid parental leave to explore possible effects on Australia's female labour force participation, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and GDP per capita.

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