Heading for a new golden age

Article Abstract:

Australia's productivity rate, coupled with low inflation, and an open economy have contributed to a healthy economy. Since 1993, multiproductivity growth has averaged 2.4%. Since 1997, the rate has been 4%. The economy has benefited by its new composition of, and growth in, the financial, business, and telecommunications sectors. Finance and business services represent 21% of the GDP. Areas for improvement are unemployment with a rate of 7.5% and the trade deficit of $1.521 billion.

Statistical Data Included, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Cover Story, Statistics, Economic development, International trade, Services industry, Service industries, Industrial productivity

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Finance doors flung open

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the Financial Services Reform Bill presented to the Australian Parliament in April 2001 by the Minister for Financial Services and Regulation Joe Hockey are discussed. The bill's importance in providing consumer protection is emphasized.

Laws, regulations and rules

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Currency cloud

Article Abstract:

The impact of fall in Australian dollar, on exports and economy, is discussed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Exports, Capital funds & cash flow, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Valuation, Dollar (Australia)

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