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The Redland City.

Describe

Accurately describe the local economy

Explore

Develop economic strategies

Promote

Promote the region

Redland City - Headline Gross Regional Product (GRP) 2011,
 Headline GRP: $4,337m 2010,
 Headline GRP: $4,143m 2009,
 Headline GRP: $4,216m 2008,
 Headline GRP: $3,968m 2007,
 Headline GRP: $3,835m 2006,
 Headline GRP: $3,632m 2005,
 Headline GRP: $3,459m 2004,
 Headline GRP: $3,317m 2003,
 Headline GRP: $3,097m 2002,
 Headline GRP: $2,953m 2001,
 Headline GRP: $2,856m 2000,
 Headline GRP: $2,852m 1999,
 Headline GRP: $2,746m

News

New Retail Trade data released

(Thursday, 10 May 2012)

Retail trade figures have been updated with March 2012 data. See the indicators section for more info

New Consumer Price Index released

(Thursday, 3 May 2012)

Consumer Price Index has been updated with March 2012 data. See the indicators section for more info

How to uncover issues in your economy to inform Economic Development policy?

(Thursday, 3 May 2012)

To develop successful Economic Development strategies, you need to know about your local economy. You need to know its strengths, and weaknesses. You need to know where it fits in the overall competitive framework - and what role and function your economy serves.

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2011 Estimated Resident Population (ERP)

(Wednesday, 4 April 2012)

Estimated Resident Population figures for June 2010 have been added to the 'Current population estimates' section.

(Australian Bureau of Statistics, 3218.0 - Regional Population Growth, Australia, 2010-11 catalogue number: 3218.0

Making an impact on jobs

(Thursday, 22 March 2012)

Impact Assessment models show the impact of adding (or losing) jobs in one industry sector throughout the entire supply chain. They can also shed a lot of light on the structure of local and regional economies and assist with developing evidence-based economic development strategies.

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