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December 2024
Economic Prosperity, Public Sector Restraint
Unpacking South Australia’s Economic and Fiscal Advantages in the Shadow of Public Sector Pay Erosion
New report contrasts South Australia’s economic progress with continued public sector wage restraint By many measures, South Australia has enjoyed the strongest economy of any state in Australia. Its economic growth has been faster in recent years than any state – and in per capita terms, its prosperity has improved twice as fast as the