Economy keeps ticking along but experts question longer-term growth
The September quarter is expected to be the fifth in a row where growth has been 0.8% or higher.
Economists are picking third quarter GDP figures to show another four months of solid growth but concerns remain over low per capita growth levels.
It is expected the growth figure, to be released on Thursday, will show a 0.8% quarterly increase – marking the fifth quarter in a row where growth
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Jason Walls
Mon, 19 Dec 2016
Mon, 19 Dec 2016
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Economy keeps ticking along but experts question longer-term growth
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