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1
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Disposable income plus a set of benefits through indirect government benefits
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2
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The total supply of goods and services
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3
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Unemployment that is not reflected in official unemployment statistics
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4
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Income earned through private means
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5
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Unemployment that is the structural and supply side of the labour force
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7
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A market which has a small number of sellers and producers
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8
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The value of your assets minus obligations or liabilities
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12
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The measure of income that takes into account the size of the household
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19
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The value of your assets
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20
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Things used to produce goods and services
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22
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Includes people who are in a paid job for 1 hour or more a week
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23
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Earned and unearned income
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24
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Limited amount of goods or products
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26
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Income earned through Centrelink
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29
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Sum of all earnings before the deduction of taxes
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31
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A body or group responsible for the decision making of alternative options
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32
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Income after tax
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33
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A high demand for limited products
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34
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The foregoing of a good or service for the next best thing
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35
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How rapidly a producer or economy can relocate resources
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36
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The under-utilisation of worker's skills thus they have less working hours
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38
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The total amount of goods and services
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39
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Most commonly used indicator for understanding the conditions of the labour market
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