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Participate in the survey

The NAB Monthly Business Survey provides one of Australia's leading measures of business conditions and confidence. If your business meets the eligibility criteria below, we'd love to hear from you. 

Eligibility

Your business must: 

  • employ over 35 people;
  • operate in an industry other than agriculture; and
  • be privately owned

Why participate?

 The survey takes just a few minutes to complete and asks about topics such as:

  • Business conditions
  • Business confidence
  • Sales
  • Profitability
  • Employment
  • Investment intentions.

 Your response helps build a clearer picture of how Australian businesses are performing, and provides valuable insights into economic trends across the country.

How are the results used?

The survey is closely monitored by:

  • Businesses
  • Economists
  • Policymakers
  • Industry analyts
  • The media

 The results help inform discussions about the Australian economy and decisions that shape the business environment.

Your voice matters

Whether conditions are improving, remaining steady or becoming more challenging, your perspective helps ensure the survey reflects the experiences of businesses across a broad range of industries and regions.

The more businesses that take part, the more representative and meaningful the results become.

Ready to take part?

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