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Tourism is reasobaly labour intenssive, but has almost recovered to pre covid levels according to the Tourism board, so i don't think we can point the finger in that direction.
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As for mining, according to ABS data the Mining sector had the highest growth in earnings.
Key statistics
Total selected industries earnings grew $93.4b (12.9%).
The Mining industry had the largest growth in earnings of $52.0b (23.4%).
Wholesale trade earnings grew $7.9b (21.9%).
Retail trade earnings grew $6.8b (16.2%).
Construction earnings grew $6.1b (11.6%).
Total selected industries operating profit before tax (OPBT) was steady, declining $2.1b (0.3%) in 2022-23.
The Mining industry had the largest increase in OPBT of $57.2b (31.0%), while the Rental, hiring and real estate services industry had the largest decrease of $45.5b (-44.8%).
Perhaps in the case of mining, it is the fall in productivity that is the problem.
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mick

<blockquote data-quote="mullokintyre" data-source="post: 1307305" data-attributes="member: 82018">Tourism is reasobaly labour intenssive, but has almost recovered to pre covid levels according to the <a href="https://www.tra.gov.au/en/economic-analysis/visitor-economy-facts-and-figures" target="_blank">Tourism board</a>, so i don&#039;t think we can point the finger in that direction.[ATTACH=full]188921[/ATTACH]As for mining, according to <a href="https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/industry/industry-overview/australian-industry/latest-release" target="_blank">ABS data</a>&nbsp; the Mining sector had the highest growth in earnings.<h2>Key statistics</h2>
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<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Total selected industries earnings grew $93.4b (12.9%).</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">The Mining industry had the largest growth in earnings of $52.0b (23.4%).</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Wholesale trade earnings grew $7.9b (21.9%).</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Retail trade earnings grew $6.8b (16.2%).</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Construction earnings grew $6.1b (11.6%).</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Total selected industries operating profit before tax (OPBT) was steady, declining $2.1b (0.3%) in 2022-23.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">The Mining industry had the largest increase in OPBT of $57.2b (31.0%), while the Rental, hiring and real estate services industry had the largest decrease of $45.5b (-44.8%).</li>
</ul>Perhaps in the case of mining, it is the fall in productivity that is the problem.[ATTACH=full]188922[/ATTACH]mick</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mullokintyre, post: 1307305, member: 82018"] Tourism is reasobaly labour intenssive, but has almost recovered to pre covid levels according to the [URL='https://www.tra.gov.au/en/economic-analysis/visitor-economy-facts-and-figures']Tourism board[/URL], so i don't think we can point the finger in that direction. [ATTACH type="full"]188921[/ATTACH] As for mining, according to [URL='https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/industry/industry-overview/australian-industry/latest-release']ABS data[/URL] the Mining sector had the highest growth in earnings. [HEADING=1]Key statistics[/HEADING] [LIST] [*]Total selected industries earnings grew $93.4b (12.9%). [*]The Mining industry had the largest growth in earnings of $52.0b (23.4%). [*]Wholesale trade earnings grew $7.9b (21.9%). [*]Retail trade earnings grew $6.8b (16.2%). [*]Construction earnings grew $6.1b (11.6%). [*]Total selected industries operating profit before tax (OPBT) was steady, declining $2.1b (0.3%) in 2022-23. [*]The Mining industry had the largest increase in OPBT of $57.2b (31.0%), while the Rental, hiring and real estate services industry had the largest decrease of $45.5b (-44.8%). [/LIST] Perhaps in the case of mining, it is the fall in productivity that is the problem. [ATTACH type="full"]188922[/ATTACH] mick [/QUOTE]

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