Australian Macro Database

Data List


Narrow Category: State Final Demand, Detailed Components: South Australia
Broad Category: Australian National Accounts: National Income, Expenditure and Product
Initial Date: 09/1983
Latest Date: 03/2019
Freq: Quarter
Unit: $ Millions
Series Type: Trend
Prices: Current prices
ID: pgfcfncnbcpsfddcsatq

Narrow Category: State Final Demand, Detailed Components: South Australia
Broad Category: Australian National Accounts: National Income, Expenditure and Product
Initial Date: 09/1983
Latest Date: 09/2023
Freq: Quarter
Unit: $ Millions
Series Type: Seasonally Adjusted
Prices: Current prices
ID: pgfcfncnbcpsfddcsasaq

Narrow Category: State Final Demand, Detailed Components: South Australia
Broad Category: Australian National Accounts: National Income, Expenditure and Product
Initial Date: 09/1983
Latest Date: 09/2023
Freq: Quarter
Unit: $ Millions
Series Type: Original
Prices: Current prices
ID: pgfcfncnbcpsfddcsaoq

Narrow Category: Expenditure, Income and Industry Components of Gross State Product, South Australia, Chain volume measures and current prices
Broad Category: Australian National Accounts: State Accounts
Initial Date: 06/1990
Latest Date: 06/2023
Freq: Annual
Unit: $ Millions
Series Type: Original
Prices: Chain volume measures
ID: pgfcfncnbceiicgspsaccpoa

Narrow Category: Expenditure, Income and Industry Components of Gross State Product, South Australia, Chain volume measures and current prices
Broad Category: Australian National Accounts: State Accounts
Initial Date: 06/1990
Latest Date: 06/2023
Freq: Annual
Unit: $ Millions
Series Type: Original
Prices: Chain volume measure
ID: pgfcfncnbcpeiicgspsaccpoacpcm

About the AMD

Welcome to the Australian Macro Database (or AMD).

The AMD was created with the intention of centralising all Australian macroeconomic data in one location, making it easier to find the variable that you are after. In addition to improving navigation, the aim of AMD is to also to also facilitate the user's experience with data by providing interactive graphs and instant onscreen tables.

The AMD is greatly influenced by such websites as FRED and Quandl. However, it differs from these two websites by being Australia centric. The AMD's main sources for data are the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).