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Highlights and introduction
Highlights
Economic indicators
Summary
Unemployment
Building approvals
About the Shire
Background and history
Infrastructure
How is our economy performing?
What size is our economy?
(Headline GRP)
How productive is our economy?
Local productivity
(Local GRP)
Worker productivity
(Value add per worker)
Household productivity
(Disposable income)
How is our economy structured?
Which industries employ people?
(Employment statistics)
Employment by industry (estimated)
(NIEIR estimate)
FTE Employment by Industry
(NIEIR estimate)
Census employment by industry
(Census count)
Which industries add value?
(Value-add by industry)
How does each industry contribute?
(Industry sector profiles)
What size are our businesses?
(Australian Business Register)
Businesses by employment size
Businesses by turnover $
Where do people work?
Where is employment located?
(Work destination zone map)
Where do our workers come from?
Residential locations of workers
(Journey to work map)
Employment self-sufficiency
(Industry comparison)
Where do our residents go to work?
Employment destinations of residents
(Journey to work map)
Employment self-containment
(Industry comparison)
Who are our workers?
Who is in our workforce?
(Worker profile by industry)
Key statistics
Age structure
Occupations
Method of travel to work
Hours worked
Level of qualification
Field of qualification
Individual income quartiles
Who is in our local labour force?
(Local labour resources)
Key statistics
Age structure
Occupations
Industry sectors
Method of travel to work
Hours worked
Level of qualification
Field of qualification
Individual income
Who is in our regional labour force?
(Regional labour resources)
Key statistics
Age structure
Occupations
Industry sectors
Method of travel to work
Hours worked
Level of qualification
Field of qualification
Individual income
Who are our residents?
Who lives in our area?
(Residents summary statistics)
How do we spend our income?
(Household expenditure)
Supporting info
Data notes
Data sources
Population and geography
Glossary
Industry sector definitions
Specific page notes
Links
Site map
Additional resources
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Population forecasts
Data sources
Population and geography
Glossary
Industry sector definitions
Specific page notes
Links
Data notes
- Glossary
ABS Census of Population and Housing
Official count of the population undertaken every five years.
ABS Business Register
A register of businesses with an ABN that are actively registered for GST as maintained by the Australian Taxation Office.
ABS Building Approvals
Monthly count of building work approved.
ABS Labour Force Survey
Monthly survey of 30,000 households to provide information on the labour force and unemployment rates.
ABS National Accounts
Measure the economic activity of a nation.
ABS State Accounts
Measure the economic activity of a State or Territory.
ANZSIC
The Austalian New Zealand Standard Industry Classification used to classify industry sectors from the Census. These classifications are subject to change.
ANZSIC06
The most recent industry classification which was updated in 2006. Prior to that the classification had not changed since 1993. No time series is available for the is classification until 2011.
ANZSIC93
The previous industry classification which was replace in 2006. This classification is used when timer series data is required.
Census Total Employment
A count of the number of jobs at the time of the Census, regardless of whether they are full-time or part-time
Consumer Price Index (CPI)
Measures quarterly changes in the price of a 'basket' of goods and services on which the population group spend a high proportion of their income.
DEEWR Small Area Labour Markets
Estimate the number of unemployed persons and unemployment rates for Statistical Local Areas across Australia.
Destination zones
Geographic units designed by State Transport Authorities to enable the presentation of Place of Work data.
Disposable Income
Measures the income (after taxes) that is available for saving or spending.
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Online economic profile of a local government area or region produced by .id (informed decisions).
Estimated Resident Population (ERP)
Official estimates of the Australian population generated by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Estimated Total Employment
An estimate of the total number of jobs regardless of whether they are full-time or part-time.
Full-time Equivalent Employment
A measure of the number of full-time equivalent jobs in an industry sector.
Gross Local Product (residents)
The economic value-added generated by the residents of the area regardless of where they work (i.e the income received by people in the local area).
Gross Regional Product
A measure of the size or net wealth generated by a region including the sum of all industry gross product plus ownership of dwellings.
Household Expenditure Survey
Survey conducted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics to track the composition of household spending.
Journey to Work data
A Census based data set cross tabulating people's place of residence with their place of work.
Local Government Area
An official geographic unit that equates to areas controlled by each individual Local Government.
Local labour force
The local labour force refers to the people who reside in an area and are available to work. They may currently be either employed or unemployed. They may work either in the local area or elsewhere.
NIEIR
National Institute of Economic and Industry Research - economic research and modelling firm.
Place of Work
A Census based data set showing the location of workers by Destination Zone.
Regional labour force
The regional labour force refers to the people who reside in a defined region around the local area and are available to work. They may currently be either employed or unemployed. They may work either in the local area, the region or elsewhere.
Retail Trade Index
ABS estimate of the value of turnover of retail trade compiled from a monthly Retail Business Survey.
Statistical Local Area
An official geographic unit equal to or smaller than a Local Government Area, which add up to LGAs.
Usual Residents
A count of where people usually live derived from the Census.
Value-added
Measure showing the productivity of an industry sector.
Workforce
The number of people who work in an area, regardless of where they live.
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