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Daily Archives: Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Australia National Accounts – its getting worse
In my assessment of the June-quarter 2012 National Accounts data the title indicated my assessment of where the economy was heading – Australian real GDP growth weakens and there is worse to come. Well, the worse to come came today … Read the rest of this entry
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