Internal Migration in Australia |
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Contents
MIGRATION AND SETTLEMENT | 1 |
Some indicators of the functions of internal migration in a settlement system | 7 |
HISTORICAL TRENDS | 14 |
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Adelaide age groups age structures Australian Capital Territory Australian-born population Brisbane Canberra capital city s.d.s capital city statistical census cent characteristics city statistical divisions classification cluster analysis counterstreams decline distribution of population economic employment equilibrium estimates F M F females Figure high mobility immigration important indices industry intercensal period internal migration intrastate labour force large numbers major males Markov chain Melbourne metropolis metropolitan periphery migration in Australia migration losses migration ratios migration streams moved within Australia natural increase non-metropolitan areas non-metropolitan s.d.s Northern Territory occupational outback outward migration overseas percentage Perth Pilbara place of residence population change population distribution population growth population movement populations moving Queensland rates redistribution reflected regions relatively rural areas rural population settlement pattern sex ratios Source South Australia South Wales standard scores Sydney Statistical Division Table Tasmania Total numbers total population towns trends Type urban centres urbanisation Victoria volume Western Australia workers
Bibliographic information
| Title | Internal Migration in Australia Issue 1 of Census Monograph Series, Census Monograph Series Australian Bureau of Statistics Census Monograph Series |
| Author | Donald Trevor Rowland |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Australian Bureau of Statistics, 1979 |
| ISBN | 0642033293, 9780642033291 |
| Length | 203 pages |
| Subjects | › Social Science / Emigration & Immigration |
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