Australian immigration in a 'dot com' world

Article Abstract:

Focus is given to immigration in this discussion of population policy. Topics include labor supply, skilled labor, temporary entrants, and the effects of globalization due the new dot com industry.

High technology industry, Labor supply, Labor force

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Skills, location, population: bringing them together

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the role of the national government in addressing the issue of population. Topics include labor, the aging population, family policy, and immigration policy.

Analysis, Labor policy, Family policy

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The shape of an Australian population policy

Article Abstract:

The author develops a population policy. Topics include demographic sustainability, population growth, aging, immigration policy, and fertility.

Planning, Statistics, Illustration, Fertility

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