Managers get a glimpse of a new era

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Management success in the 21st century will depend upon the ability to work within global financial networks and global corporate networks. The Asian crisis is the result of the difficulties experienced by the region which was initially a low cost manufacturer of goods for Western markets into a major consumer market. The US and Japan tried to correct an economic imbalance but caused economic difficulties instead.

Management Skills, Management, Economic aspects, International business enterprises, Multinational corporations, Asia, Career development, Management techniques

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People-watching: ageing baby boomers, a richer cultural mixture and the flow to the coast are no cause for panic

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The demographic changes in Australia and its impact on the public are discussed. The most influential among the changes are the growth in cultural diversity, ageing baby boomers and a shift to the coastal areas.

Australia, Influence, Demographic aspects, Baby boom generation, Multiculturalism

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