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Notes: NYARS reports in PDF format can be downloaded free of charge from the Australian Government, Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaCSIA) web site (see link). A NYARS representative can be contacted in your State or Territory via the youth affairs office for your State or Territory -- see their contact details

Those NYARS Reports published by ACYS (ie. reports dated earlier than 2004) can be purchased in hard copy format from ACYS.

space Young people and self-employment in Australia


Young people and self-employment in Australia: A report to the National Youth Affairs Research Scheme
by Peter Kenyon & Simon White

Published by the National Clearinghouse for Youth Studies for the National Youth Affairs Research Scheme
© 1996
42pp.
ISBN 1 875236 33 3

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AUD$18.70
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Summary

This report presents the findings of a study commissioned by NYARS. Information for this study comes from a review of relevant Australian and international research, an analysis of available statistical data, a review of youth enterprise and small business promotion programs, a postal survey of self-employed young men and women, and interviews with over 100 self-employed young people. It includes a listing of resource agencies to help young people to explore and enter self-employment.

 

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