Longer, more leisurely lives

Article Abstract:

The great advances in life expectancy of a person has not changed the actual time spent by an average person on working. For centuries, the average man has worked for a total of 130,000 hours, including paid and unpaid work, revealing that modern man has more holidays, leading to a longer and more leisurely life.

Leisure, Life spans (Biology), Life span (Biology), Life expectancy, Australia. Bureau of Statistics

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Shareholders' bonanza

Article Abstract:

The reasons behind higher stock returns of 20% projected for shareholders of Australian companies, for 2006, are presented.

Financial management, Securities issued, listed, Venture Analysis, Securities, Business enterprises, Investor relations, Company securities, Return on investment, Rate of return, Stock markets, Stock market, 2006 AD

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Short on savings

Article Abstract:

The reasons behind the decline in Australia's household savings are presented.

Government expenditures, Economic policy, Savings

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