Executive Summary This research for Anglicare Australia focusses on the changes in living standards for a broad range of family types in Australia between 2004 and 2014. The report also projects where these living standards will be by 2024 taking into account the current trajectory of Budget policy, expected demographic and socioeconomic change. We find that living standards have increased in Australia over the past 10 years however, that growth was not shared evenly by all. The gap in the living standards between the richest and poorest grew by around 13 percentage points during this period and we project a further widening by 10.4 per cent over the coming decade. Growth in living standards of the top 20 per cent grew by around 22.1 per ...
We\u27re living longer, working harder and using more energy according to Australian Social Trends 2...
Recent projections published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics set out a range of possible demo...
This report provides estimates of a new comfortably affluent but sustainable (CAS) budget standard f...
Australia is facing a substantial ageing of its population. This paper calculates under various assu...
The SAS-NATSEM Household Budget Report shows Australia’s living standards continued to increase duri...
Prosperity gains for Australian households between 2001 and 2006 in income and employment were large...
Australians are more likely to live together before marriage, have \u27his and her\u27 household cho...
Australian Social Trends draws on a wide range of data, sourced both from ABS and other agencies, to...
Despite 20 years of economic growth, many people in Australia do not have at least a decent basic st...
Assesses, in general terms, key trends in various cost of living measurements (including the consume...
In this paper we look at the trends in inequality of income for households in Australia at four poin...
Australia\u27s largest household survey has revealed that retirees are dependent on government benef...
In this paper we look at the trends in inequality of income for households in Australia at four poin...
This paper involved investigating the progress of economic development and its effects on income dis...
This publication is designed to help Australians address the question, \u27Is life in Australia gett...
We\u27re living longer, working harder and using more energy according to Australian Social Trends 2...
Recent projections published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics set out a range of possible demo...
This report provides estimates of a new comfortably affluent but sustainable (CAS) budget standard f...
Australia is facing a substantial ageing of its population. This paper calculates under various assu...
The SAS-NATSEM Household Budget Report shows Australia’s living standards continued to increase duri...
Prosperity gains for Australian households between 2001 and 2006 in income and employment were large...
Australians are more likely to live together before marriage, have \u27his and her\u27 household cho...
Australian Social Trends draws on a wide range of data, sourced both from ABS and other agencies, to...
Despite 20 years of economic growth, many people in Australia do not have at least a decent basic st...
Assesses, in general terms, key trends in various cost of living measurements (including the consume...
In this paper we look at the trends in inequality of income for households in Australia at four poin...
Australia\u27s largest household survey has revealed that retirees are dependent on government benef...
In this paper we look at the trends in inequality of income for households in Australia at four poin...
This paper involved investigating the progress of economic development and its effects on income dis...
This publication is designed to help Australians address the question, \u27Is life in Australia gett...
We\u27re living longer, working harder and using more energy according to Australian Social Trends 2...
Recent projections published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics set out a range of possible demo...
This report provides estimates of a new comfortably affluent but sustainable (CAS) budget standard f...