Other publications using the HILDA data

2008     2007     2006     2005     2004     2003       

   2008

   2007

• The Allen Consulting Group, Australia’s National Saving Revisited: Where Do We Stand Now?, Report to Investment & Financial Services Association, August.
• Baxter, J., Gray, M. and Hayes, A., A Snapshot of How Australian Families Spend Their Time, Australian Institute of Family Studies, Melbourne, May.
• Cassells, R. and Harding, A., Generation whY?, AMP.NATSEM Income and Wealth Report 17, July.
• de Vaus, D., Gray, M., Qu, L. and Stanton, D., The Consequences of Divorce for Financial Living Standards in Later Life, Research Paper no. 38, Australian Institute of Family Studies, February.
• Davidoff, I., Evidence on the Child Care Market, Economic Roundup Summer 2007, Australian Treasury, Social Policy Division, pp. 67-81.
• Hulse, W. and Stone, W., Housing and Social Cohesion: An Empirical Exploration, AHURI Final Report # 100, Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, Melbourne, April.
• Marks, G., Income Poverty, Subjective Poverty and Financial Stress, Social Policy Research Paper 29, Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, June.
• Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Jobs for Immigrants, Volume. 1, Labour Market Integration in Australia, Denmark, Germany and Sweden, pp. 1-292.
• Reserve Bank of Australia, Financial Stability Review, March.
• Reserve Bank of Australia, Loan Approvals, Repayments and Housing Credit Growth, Reserve Bank Bulletin, July, pp. 1-7.
• Watson, I., Low Paid Workers in Australia: Insights from HILDA, report for IR Victoria, March.
• Wood, G., Ong, R. and Dockery, A.M., What has Determined Longer Run Trends in Public Housing Tenants' Employment Participation 1982-2002?, National Research Venture 1: Housing Assistance and Economic Participation, Research Paper 5, Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, May.

   2006

• Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, What Drives Australian Housing Careers?, Research and Policy Bulletin Issue 83, August.
• Australian Institute of Family Studies, Snapshots of Australian Families with Adolescents.
• Battellino, R., Developments in Australian Retail Finance. Address to Retail Financial Services Forum, Sydney, August.
• Buddelmeyer, H., Wooden, M. and Ghantous, S., Transitions from Casual Employment in Australia, Melbourne Institute of Applied Economics and Social Research, Report prepared for the Australian Government Department of Employment and Workplace Relations under the Social Policy Research Services Agreement (2005-2009), December.
• Butterworth, P., Oz, T., Rodgers, B. and Berry, H., Partnered and Lone-parent Families: Describing Changing Families. Paper commissioned by Commonwealth Department of Family and Community Services through Social Policy Research Services contract.
• Bureau of Transport and Regional Economics, Focus on Regions No. 4: Social Capital, BTRE, Canberra.
• Bureau of Transport and Regional Economics, About Australia's Regions - 2006, BTRE, Canberra.
• Department of Employment and Workplace Relations, Review of Minimum Wages: Commonwealth Submission to the AFPC, DEWR, Canberra.
• Headey, B., A Framework for Assessing Poverty, Disadvantage and Low Capabilities in Australia, Melbourne Institute Report No. 6 , University of Melbourne, Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research, May.
• Headey, B. and Verick, S., Jobless Households: Longitudinal Analysis of the Persistence and Determinants of Joblessness using HILDA Data for 2001-03, Melbourne Institute Report No. 7, University of Melbourne, Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research, November.
• Healy, J. and Richardson, S., An Updated Profile of the Minimum Wage Workforce in Australia, Report to the Australian Fair Pay Commission, National Institute of Labour Studies, Flinders University.
• Mavromaras, K., Lee, W. and Black, D., An Examination of Welfare Transitions using the First Three Waves of HILDA, report commissioned by the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR).
• McGuinness, S., Freebairn, J. and Mavromaras, K., Characteristics of Minimum Wage Employees, Report commissioned by the Australian Fair Pay Commission, University of Melbourne, Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research.
• Productivity Commission, The Role of Non-traditional Work in the Australian Labour Market, Commission Research Paper, Productivity Commission, Melbourne.
• Richardson, S., Tan, Y., Lane, A. and Flavel, J., Reasons Why Persons with VET Qualifications are Employed in Lower Skilled Occupations and Industries, Report to the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal, National Institute of Labour Studies, Flinders University, July.
• Scutella, R., 'Unemployment and low-paid work: The low-pay, no-pay cycle', Brotherhood Comment, November, pp. 6-7.
• South Australian Centre for Economic Studies, Education and Childcare Funding: The Future, Report commissioned by the Department of Education and Children's Services.
• Stanwick, J., Ong, L. and Karmel, T., Vocational Education and Training, Health and Well-Being: Is There A Relationship?, Report for National Centre for Vocational Education Research, December.
• Velamuri, M. and Stillman, S., The Cost of Crime, Report to the Ministry of Justice, New Zealand, July.
• Warren, D., Aspects of Retirement for Older Women, Australian Government Office for Women Report.
• Wilson, K., Brown, M and Cregan, C. 'Job Quality and Casual Employment: Evidence from the HILDA Survey', in Barbara Pocock, Chris Provis and Eileen Willis (eds.), 21st Century Work: High Road or Low Road? Proceedings of the 20th Conference of the Association of the Association of Industrial Relations Academics of Australia and New Zealand, vol 1. refereed papers, pp. 577-585.
• Yates, J. and Gabriel, M., Housing affordability in Australia: National Research Venture 3 - Housing Affordability for Lower Income Australians, Research Paper 3, Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, February.

   2005

• Bureau of Transport and Regional Economics, About Australia's Regions - 2005, BTRE, Canberra.
• Cobb-Clark, D. and Stillman, S., The Effect of Economic Shocks on Retirement Intentions, Report to the Department of Family and Community Services, December.
• Commonwealth Submission Safety Net Review, Wages.
• Baxter, J., 'White Australians and Male Breadwinners: The Role of Immigration and Employment Policy in Shaping Domestic Labour Patterns in Australia', in Shirlena Huang, Brenda Yeoh and Noora Rahman (eds), Asian Women as Transnational Domestic Workers, Marshall Cavendish International, Singapore.
• Glover, M., Laplagne, P. and Fry, T., Determinants of Labour Hire Use in Australian Workplaces, Productivity Commission Research Memorandum, cat. no. GA 519, Productivity Commission, Canberra.
• Headey, B. and Wooden, M., 'Economic Wellbeing and Subjective Wellbeing: The Effects of Income and Wealth', in Lenore Manderson (ed.), Rethinking Well-being: Essays on Health, Disability and Disadvantage, Australian Public Intellectual Network, Curtin University, Perth, pp. 91-109.
• Headey, B. and Wooden, M.,  'Income, Wealth and Joblessness: Insights from the HILDA Survey', in Peter Dawkins and Michael Stutchbury (eds), Sustaining Prosperity, Melbourne University Press, Melbourne, pp. 25-58.
• Healy, J. and Moskos, M., How Aged Care Workers Compare With Other Australian workers?, Report prepared by the National Institute of Labour Studies, Flinders University, for the Department of Health and Aging.

• Kelly, S. and Harding, A., Love Can Hurt, Divorce Will Cost, AMP / NATSEM Income and Wealth Report, no. 10, April.
• Laplagne, P. and Glover, M., Importance and Characteristics of Labour Hire Employment, Productivity Commission Research Memorandum, cat. no. GA 520, Productivity Commission, Melbourne.
• Smyth, C., Rawsthorne, M. and Siminski, P., Women's Lifework: Labour Market Transition Experiences of Women, Report, Social Policy Research Centre, University of New South Wales, August.
• Starick, R., Imputation in Longitudinal Surveys: The Case of HILDA, Australian Bureau of Statistics Research Paper, Cat. No. 1352.0.55.075, November.

   2004

• Bureau of Transport and Regional Economics, About Australia's Regions - 2004, BTRE, Canberra.
• de Vaus, D.A., Diversity and Change in Australian Families: A Statistical Profile, Melbourne, Australian Institute of Family Studies.
• de Vaus, D.A., 'Australian Families', in Adams, B.N. and J. Trost (eds), Handbook of World Families, Thousand Oaks, Sage Publications.
• de Vaus, D.A. and Gray, M., 'Family Transitions in Childhood', in de Vaus, D.A., Diversity and Change in Australian Families: A Statistical Profile, Australian Institute of Family Studies, Melbourne, chapter 11.
• Flatau, P., Hendershott, P., Watson, R. and Wood, G., What Drives Australian Housing Careers? An Examination of the Role of Labour Market, Social and Economic Determinants (Final Report AHURI Project # 80151), Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, Melbourne.
• Kohler, M., Connolly, E. and Smith, K., 'The Composition and Distribution of Household Assets and Liabilities: Evidence from the 2002 HILDA Survey', Reserve Bank of Australia Bulletin, April, pp. 1-11.
• NATSEM, The Lump Sum: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow - Income, Superannuation and Debt Pre and Post Retirement, AMP / NATSEM Income and Wealth Report, no. 7, March.
• Parlett N. and Rossiter, A., 'Residential Property Investors in Australia', Reserve Bank of Australia Bulletin, May, pp. 52-56.
• Productivity Commission, Review of the Disability Discrimination Act 1992, Report no. 30, Melbourne.
• Queensland Health: Harper, C., Cardona, M., Bright, M., Neill, A., McClintock, C., McCulloch, B., Hunter, I. and Bell, M., Health Determinants Queensland 2004 Public Health Services, Queensland Health, Brisbane.
• Smyth, B. (ed), Parent­child Contact and Post-separation Parenting Arrangements, Research Report no. 9, Australian Institute of Family Studies, Melbourne.
• Tsumori, K., The Road to Work: Freeing Up the Labour Market (CIS Policy Monograph 64), Centre for Independent Studies, St Leonards (Sydney).
• Whelan, S., An Analysis of the Determinants of the Labour Market Activities of Housing Assistance Recipients (Final Report AHURI Project # 60203), Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, Melbourne.

   2003

• Australian Institute of Family Studies, House of Representatives Standing Committee on Family & Community Affairs - Every picture tells a story: Inquiry into child custody arrangements in the event of family separation, Submission of the Australian Institute of Family Studies, Melbourne. [Appendix A comprises a demographic profile of parents with shared care arrangements, based on HILDA data] Submission no. 1055.
• Bureau of Transport and Regional Economics, About Australia's Regions - 2003, BTRE, Canberra.
• Pocock, B., The Work / Life Collision, Federation Press, Annandale (Sydney).
• Watson, I., Buchanan, J., Campbell, I. and Briggs, C., Fragmented Futures: New Challenges in Working Life, Federation Press, Annandale (Sydney).