Old money, new money, virtual money

Article Abstract:

Australia's Rich 200 for 2000 reveals that the list is becoming broader and a selection of statistics relating to the entrants is presented. This year's 40 new entrants include younger people who may have created their own wealth, particularly from new technology.

Evaluation, Demographic aspects, Rich, Rich people

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The millionaire factories

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the success of five companies who have encouraged the careers of 19 businessmen who feature on the Rich 200 List for 2001. The economic policies followed by these companies are discussed.

Human resource management, Corporate directors, Business enterprises, Vocational guidance

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The money makers

Article Abstract:

An analysis of Australian business leaders who have achieved the greatest increases in personal wealth since 1995 is presented.

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