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Australian Nursing & Midwifery Council (PDF - 91k)
Submission 16 for Economic Impacts Of Migration And Population Growth View full list
AUSTRALIAN NURSING &MIDWIFERY COUNCIL ARBN 061 504 407 ABN 91021 040 318 20 Challis Street PO Box 873 Dickson ACT 2602 Telephone 61 2 6257 7960 Facsimile 61 2 6257 7955 anmc@anmc.org.au www.anmc.org.au. THE PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION. THE ECONOMIC
Date received: 23 Sep 2005
Eric Claus (PDF - 15k)
Submission 12 for Economic Impacts Of Migration And Population Growth View full list
Submission to the Productivity Commission on Population and Migration By Eric Claus, 113 Sporing Ave, Kings Langley NSW 2147 eclaus@ozemail.com.au Iâd like to comment on item 6. of the terms of reference:. 6. consider the impact of migration and
Date received: 23 Sep 2005
Construction Forestry Mining & Energy Union (CFMEU) (PDF - 69k)
Submission 13 for Economic Impacts Of Migration And Population Growth View full list
1. Submission of the Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union. Construction &General Division. in response to the Productivity Commission Issues Paper. âEconomic Impacts of Migration and Population Growthâ. September 2005. 2. 1.
Date received: 23 Sep 2005
Geoff Dickinson (PDF - 179k)
Submission 15 for Economic Impacts Of Migration And Population Growth View full list
Geoff Dickinson supplementary submission to the Productivity Commission research into âThe impact of migration and population growth on Productivity Growth in the Australian Economyâ23/9/05. 1. Supplementary Private Submission to the
Date received: 23 Sep 2005
Federation of Ethnic Communities Councils of Aust (FECCA) (PDF - 109k)
Submission 11 for Economic Impacts Of Migration And Population Growth View full list
FECCA Submission to the Productivity Commission Study into the impact of migration and population growth on productivity growth in the Australian economy. - 1 -. Migration and Population Study Productivity Commission LB2 Collins Street East
Date received: 23 Sep 2005
Australian Pharmacy Examining Council Inc (PDF - 8k)
Submission 8 for Economic Impacts Of Migration And Population Growth View full list
K:study migrationandpopulation subs documents original Sub 008.doc. PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION RESEARCH STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF MIGRATION. AND POPULATION GROWTH ON PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH IN THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY. SUBMISSION BY AUSTRALIAN PHARMACY
Date received: 22 Sep 2005
Geoff Dickinson (PDF - 14k)
Submission 6 for Economic Impacts Of Migration And Population Growth View full list
Geoff Dickinson submission to the Productivity Commission research into âThe impact of migration and population growth on Productivity Growth in the Australian Economyâ22/9/05. 1. Private Submission to the Productivity Commissions Research Study
Date received: 22 Sep 2005
Warrnambool City Council (PDF - 22k)
Submission 3 for Economic Impacts Of Migration And Population Growth View full list
Thursday, 22 September 2005 Migration and Population Study Productivity Commission Locked Bag 2 Collins Street East MELBOURNE VIC 8003 Dear Sir/Madam. THE IMPACT OF MIGRATION AND POPULATION GROWTH ON PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH IN THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY. We
Date received: 22 Sep 2005
Tony Sorensen (PDF - 28k)
Submission 5 for Economic Impacts Of Migration And Population Growth View full list
1. Submission to the Productivity Commission Inquiry into the Economic Impacts of Migration and Population Growth Prepared by the New England Centre for Applied Research in Social Science, University of New England, Armidale Introduction This
Date received: 21 Sep 2005
Sustainable Population Australia (Tasmania) (PDF - 30k)
Submission 9 for Economic Impacts Of Migration And Population Growth View full list
Tom Nilsson Page 1 of 6 21 Sep 05. NEGATIVE ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF IMMIGRATION AND POPULATION GROWTH By Tomas Nilsson, President of the Tasmanian Branch of Sustainable Population Australia SUMMARY Immigration and population growth cause: 1. A relative
Date received: 21 Sep 2005