More and more, globalisation is making the world go round

Article Abstract:

Kenichi Ahmae, a former management consultant with McKinsey & Company of Japan, believes that increasing globalization will manifest in a revolutionary dominance of international commerce and finance. National governments are both necessary and burdensome. Ahmae says Australia is ideally positioned in the global economy, noting its ability to add intellectual value and its use of English, the leading Internet language.

Analysis, Interview

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Time to take you for a ride

Article Abstract:

Marketing techniques are examined in a satirical fashion, using frequent flier points as an example of a marketing technique.

Marketing Management, Management, Marketing, Frequent flyer programs

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Globalisation, but by whose rules?

Article Abstract:

World trade is becoming increasingly sophisticated but there is a lack of will to establish a global legal code.

Laws, regulations and rules, International trade, International trade regulation

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