Fit, growing and forever hungry: public health is steadily improving, but the industry is struggling with competing interests

Article Abstract:

Public health has improved significantly in Australia during the 20th century, but the health industry is under great pressure. The largest sector of the health industry covers medical and dental services and hospitals, with this sector representing 45% of the overall revenue and employment of the health industry in 1997 to 1998.

Public health, Health services administration

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Big earners, small hirers

Article Abstract:

Globalisation has become a reality of business life, with an increasing number of foreign-owned companies in Australia. Statistical information is presented concerning the proportion of national revenue in Australia that is created by foreign companies.

Finance, Investments, Foreign corporations, Foreign business enterprises

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Residual momentum

Article Abstract:

The 1000 largest organizations in Australian produced combined revenue of 984.5 billion Australian dollars for 2000-01.

Surveys, Corporations

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