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Tag Archives: ABS
Australia flying blind
By Warwick Smith Originally published at the Australian Independent Media Network In this article Warwick Smith reports why the decision by the Australian Bureau of Statistics to discontinue many programs including the Measures of Australia’s Progress due to budgetary demands, is … Continue reading
Posted in Australian politics, neo-classical economics, Political philosophy
Tagged ABS, AIM Network, Australia, gdp, government, MAP, wellbeing
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