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Economic Growth, Poverty and Income Support Programmes in Australia

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(2000). ECONOMIC GROWTH, POVERTY AND INCOME SUPPORT PROGRAMMES IN AUSTRALIA. Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy: Vol. 5, ECONOMIC GROWTH, POVERTY AND INCOME INEQUALITY IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION, pp. 14-37.

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