Chinese cheques

Article Abstract:

Australian exporters, businesses and economists are targeting Chinese cheques as well as those from Japan, South Korea and Thailand, bypassing South-East Asia, seeking the new economic horizons booming in North Asia. Foreign investment obviously relies on economic stability and South-East Asia has dangerously tarnished its record in the competitive economic arena in recent years.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Intnl Economic Policy, Intnl Economic Relations, Analysis, Foreign investments, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Foreign direct investment, Harcourt, Tim

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In trade we must trust: an improved world economy has helped to soften the effect of problems at home

Article Abstract:

The improved state of Australia with its small and open economy, which is determined by the trade sector, is examined. The main reason outlined for recovery of Australia in 2004 from last year when exports stalled and imports increased is the improvement in the world economy, led by the United States.

Open economy

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Partners for profit

Article Abstract:

The International Monetary Fund's (IMF) report on the trade dispute between the United States and China is presented. The rise in the demand for China's exports and a tight currency value over the U.S. dollar are major reasons for the feud.

Trade disputes

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