CEOs give tax deal wary welcome

Article Abstract:

Business Review Weekly surveyed the chief executive officers of 1000 companies and discovered they support the federal government's compromise on the general services tax (GST), though 68% feel food should be excluded. Business prefers the GST to be passed intact but was not overwhelmingly in favor (52% to 48%) of reforming the Senate to prevent it from obstructing government legislation.

Public Finance Activities, Corporate Tax Administration, Corporate taxes, Tax administration, Tax policy, Public opinion, Consumption taxes, Business Review Weekly (Periodical)

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Coalition yes, Reith no

Article Abstract:

Up to 51% of Australian CEOs believe the low Australian dollar price is beneficial to their business in November 2000. Only 7% wish to see Peter Reith succeed John Howard as the Liberal leader.

Statistics, Economic surveys

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The right stuff

Article Abstract:

The survey results of Business Review Weekly, on the leadership ability of chief executives, are examined.

Cover Story, Executive ability

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