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Measuring liveability: indices, indicators and their limitations
Liveability and place sustainability
What this note covers
- What is liveability? Defining the concept for Stage 6 Geography
- Composite liveability indices: EIU, Mercer, and SEIFA
- Comparing liveability: Australian cities versus regional and remote areas
- How composite indices are constructed: indicators, weighting, and data sources
- Limitations of quantitative indices: what the numbers cannot tell us
- Subjective perceptions of place: beyond the numbers
- Policy implications: using and misusing liveability data in Australian contexts
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