Long-term vision

Article Abstract:

Since the job of reform can never be finished, it needs the long-term vision and acumen of business and community leaders to make any country a better place to live. Australia is no exception, even though it only represents 1.3% of the world economy, but it has performed well as a nation, and statistics provide solutions to reforms mainly in population policy, infrastructure, water management and environment.

Economic reform

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My way: Australians are earning more and enjoying a stronger economy as a direct result of competition policy

Article Abstract:

Heavy criticisms by powerful interests at political and business level of the National Competition Council and Australian Competition, and Consumer Commission are discussed. To provide stable economic growth and a thriving business sector, a free-enterprise economy where there is vigorous lawful competition between business enterprises is needed.

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Cheques and balances: the economy will continue to thrive but the sources of its strength will change

Article Abstract:

The factors contributing to the growth of the Australian economy are examined. The dominance of the quinary sector in 1960s as a major contribution to the economy and that of the primary sector in 2003 is examined.

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