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Robinson T, Tsiaplias S & Nguyen VH. 2016. The Australian Economy in 2015–16: Uncertainties and Challenges. Australian Economic Review. 49(1): 5–19.

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Schurer S, Kuehnle D, Scott A & Cheng TC. 2016. A man’s blessing or a woman’s curse? The family-earnings gap of doctors. Industrial Relations: A Journal of Economy and Society, 55(3): 385–414.

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