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Exploring Economic Prosperity for Aboriginal Peoples in New South Wales: Review of the literature

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Thomassin, Annick
Elmitt, Magdalen
Yap, Mandy
Jordan, Kirrily

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Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research

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This report presents the findings of a desk-based review of literature exploring the concepts of prosperity, economic development and wellbeing – including as they relate to First Peoples in Australia and overseas. The review is not exhaustive, but canvasses the current field of inquiry in these areas and provides background for further research.

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2099-12-31