BCEC Quarterly Economic Commentary – March 2019
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Duncan, Alan
Kiely, Daniel
Salazar, Silvia
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Duncan, A. and Kiely, D. and Salazar, S. 2019. BCEC Quarterly Economic Commentary: March 2019. Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre. Perth, WA.
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This Western Australia Quarterly Economic Commentary analyses the most recent data on economic and social indicators for WA, as at Q1 2019.
This quarter we see that falling private sector investment is dragging the WA economy into negative growth territory. The decline in SFD (trend) in the quarter to December 2018 of 0.1% would be worse if not for the protection currently provided by growth in public consumption expenditure and public investment.
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