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The growth and composition of the Australian work force, 1910-1911 to 1960-1961

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Keating, Michael

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The growing interest since World War II in economic growth has stimulated a great deal of work both in compiling statistical series of the major economic aggregates , such as output , labour and capital , and in the use of these series to chart and describe the main features of economic change . Research is now proceeding in a number of countries in an attempt to provide long- run series of these aggregates , although by far t he most advanced country in this respect is the U.S .A. In Australia , N.G. Butlin has compiled estimates of product and investment covering the years 1861 to 1938- 39 and there are official figures from 1938- 39 to the present day .

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