This reflected the combination of stronger growth in dwelling investment, a pick-up in consumption growth over the year as a whole, subdued growth in public demand and non-mining business investment, and a substantial decline in mining investment. The above scenario can be justified with the following data and graph. ... The Australian Bureau of Statistics released the Consumer Price Index, Australia data for the September-quarter 2014 today. ... The key uncertainties for the domestic economy continue to be centred on the timing and extent of the expected decline in mining investment, the asso...

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In order to provide the data how much freshwater available that have been consumed water footprint assessment is the best way to be applied here. It primarily provides data about how much amount of water appropriated by human during certain period of time. ... The municipal, industry, mining and agricultural appropriation compete with each other for water, as well as reaching poor people in rural areas, where a huge number of people rely on agriculture manufacture and irrigated zone, is much bigger than in urban zones (AQUASTAT 2012) There was a competing for water between farmers and Cola-co...

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Trade, manufacturing, services and financing are the four fundamental components of the Australian economy; it is dominated by the services sector (70% of GDP), although the agricultural and mining sectors account for 57% of the country's exp­orts and be considered the 'driving force', despite the mining sector's slow decline. Figure 1 shows Australia's top 10 exports of 2013; Metals, such as iron-ore and gold, account for 41%, coal for 21%, aluminium ores and copper ores count for 6% and wool for 4%4, and thus supports the aforementioned claim that the agricultural ...

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