4154.0 - Occasional Paper: Recent Changes in Unpaid Work, 1995

Describes some important changes occurring within Australian households. The paper deals chiefly with those activities in which households take raw materials and domestic capital, and through their own labour produce goods and services of greater value. Much of the output of these activities is consumed by the household itself. For the purposes of the paper the household production just described is called unpaid work. DISCONTINUED

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About this Release About this Release	Describes some important changes occurring within Australian households. The paper deals chiefly with those activities in which households take raw materials and domestic capital, and through their own labour produce goods and services of greater value. Much of the output of these activities is consumed by the household itself. For the purposes of the paper the household production just described is called unpaid work. DISCONTINUED This publication has been converted from older electronic formats and does not necessarily have the same appearance and functionality as later releases. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window. This page last updated 8 December 2006

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