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Daily Archives: Monday, January 23, 2012
Employment fell in December, no it didn’t employment rose – and other apparent inconsistencies
In the last few weeks I have done several radio interviews about the veracity of the labour force data published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The pretext has been an increasing awareness among commentators and journalists of an alternative … Read the rest of this entry
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