Date of this Version
December 1993
Document Type
Discussion Paper
Abstract
Extract:
Queensland is the third largest State of the Australian Federation in terms of population and economic activity. The population of the State at December 1992 was 3,068,100 persons, or 17.5 per cent of the national population. The States of Australia have fiscal powers and responsibilities protected by the Constitution, and have been increasingly concerned with questions of economic development and growth for both their States as a whole and the regions within the States.
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Publication Details
R. P. Byron, P. J. Crossman, J. E. Hurley and S. C. E. Smith (1993) Balancing Hierarchical Regional Accounting Matrices
Paper presented to the International Conference in memory of Sir Richard Stone: National Accounts, Economic Analysis and Social Statistics, Certosa di Pontignano, Siena, ITALY October 17-20, 1993
The views expressed in this paper are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the Queensland Treasury or the Queensland Government.
School of Business Discussion Paper ; No. 45, Dec. 1993
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