Queensland Economic Review, May 2009
In this issue
- Household consumption
- Dwelling investment
- Business investment
- Net exports
- Labour market
- Prices
- Economic conditions and financial markets
- Queensland commodity prices
- Major economic indicators
Introduction
The latest Queensland State Accounts, prepared by the Office of the Government Statistician, show that trend gross state product (GSP) rose 0.3% in December quarter 2008, higher than the 0.1% growth recorded in the previous quarter. Stronger growth in non-dwelling investment and a solid contribution by the trade sector more than offset the detraction from growth by household consumption and dwelling investment. Quarterly GSP growth has generally eased over the past year, from a recent peak of 1.9% recorded in the March and June quarters of 2007.
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