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Beaverstate Sep 16th 2013 8:19 pm

Re: Aussie population stats
 

Originally Posted by chris955 (Post 10904456)
So actually being less populated doesnt equate to happiness then?

That wasn't my point, many factors play into the hypothetical 'happiness' of a country.:nod:

chris955 Sep 16th 2013 8:22 pm

Re: Aussie population stats
 

Originally Posted by Beaverstate (Post 10904469)
That wasn't my point, many factors play into the hypothetical 'happiness' of a country.:nod:

No I understand that wasnt what you were saying and I totally agree. Im not even sure how they rate the happiness of a country. Also the population density of many countries seems artificially low because only a tiny part of a huge land mass is actually lived in.

Bix Sep 16th 2013 10:35 pm

Re: Aussie population stats
 

Originally Posted by OzTennis (Post 10904420)
It seems to me that humanity represents the greatest threat to humanity. ;) Whether that's because there's too many of humanity, humanity is growing too fast or there are too many variations of humanity (and beliefs) is another matter. ;)

Yes, which is of course just saying the population is the greatest threat to the population.

Ironically it's the variations (and beliefs) that have helped to somewhat contain the population to date.

paulry Sep 16th 2013 10:37 pm

Re: Aussie population stats
 

Originally Posted by Bix (Post 10902792)
I wonder what percentage are taxi drivers?

And what percentage of those are computer programmers?

Beoz Sep 16th 2013 10:40 pm

Re: Aussie population stats
 

Originally Posted by paulry (Post 10904598)
And what percentage of those are computer programmers?

Probably very few. No point paying them an aussie salary when you can pay them an indian one.

paulry Sep 16th 2013 10:45 pm

Re: Aussie population stats
 

Originally Posted by the troubadour (Post 10902472)
UK numbers have declined but still in fourth position. Yes India is top providing over 40,000 immigrants last year followed by China and New Zealand. It's not the country of origin as a greater diversity is a good thing. Just the numbers have gone ahead of the infrastructure. Pleases landlords no doubt.

Would be interesting to see further drill downs in terms of migration streams (skilled, family reunion, investor, etc) and well as percentages by age groups, etc. I bet the data can reveal some fascinating trends and insights.

Bix Sep 16th 2013 10:51 pm

Re: Aussie population stats
 

Originally Posted by paulry (Post 10904607)
Would be interesting to see further drill downs in terms of migration streams (skilled, family reunion, investor, etc) and well as percentages by age groups, etc. I bet the data can reveal some fascinating trends and insights.

Gillard was probably encouraging an increase in Chinese and Indian immigrants as a way of reducing CO2 emissions.

the troubadour Sep 17th 2013 11:44 am

Re: Aussie population stats
 

Originally Posted by Beaverstate (Post 10904469)
That wasn't my point, many factors play into the hypothetical 'happiness' of a country.:nod:

With the survey in question it tends to out line, smaller populated countries with good social systems in place.

the troubadour Sep 17th 2013 11:46 am

Re: Aussie population stats
 

Originally Posted by paulry (Post 10904607)
Would be interesting to see further drill downs in terms of migration streams (skilled, family reunion, investor, etc) and well as percentages by age groups, etc. I bet the data can reveal some fascinating trends and insights.

Those figures are easily obtained. Australia is very good at producing clear and concise stats.

paulry Sep 23rd 2013 9:59 am

Re: Aussie population stats
 

Originally Posted by the troubadour (Post 10905789)
Those figures are easily obtained. Australia is very good at producing clear and concise stats.

Will have to do a bit of searching....

paulry Sep 23rd 2013 10:00 am

Re: Aussie population stats
 
Apparently there is no population explosion on this planet. :blink:

Amazulu Sep 23rd 2013 12:05 pm

Re: Aussie population stats
 

Originally Posted by paulry (Post 10914767)

Socialist mumbo jumbo

Amazulu Sep 23rd 2013 12:06 pm

Re: Aussie population stats
 
Population growth in the 1st world is not a problem but in the 3rd world it is

the troubadour Sep 23rd 2013 3:35 pm

Re: Aussie population stats
 

Originally Posted by paulry (Post 10914767)

Right about too few having too much.....even worse is those victim to the con often fall for the con...

the troubadour Sep 23rd 2013 3:37 pm

Re: Aussie population stats
 

Originally Posted by Amazulu (Post 10914915)
Population growth in the 1st world is not a problem but in the 3rd world it is

Really? I don't see any countries with rapidly growing populations happy with their lot nor becoming better off.


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