The Asia-Pacific engine revs again

Article Abstract:

There is a strong case for outsourcing of services from countries in the Indian sub-continent as Australia has always propagated free trade and protection of domestic industries and the outrage against outsourcing in unjustified. The Asia-Pacific region, which was reeling under a series of economic problems from the early 1990s is showing signs of recovery in the early twenty-first century and may replace Western Europe as the second largest economy in the world.

Use of services, International economic relations, India, Outsourcing, Trade policy

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Service costs to steady

Article Abstract:

Australia's property and business services industry enjoyed a revenue of about $115 billion in 2003, this financial year, and is 33rd the second-largest contributor, at 10.4%, to the nation's gross domestic product after manufacturing (10.6%). Statistics show the rising and falling prices over the past five years of various service providers, but on the average service costs are steady.

Commodity & service prices, Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services, BUSINESS SERVICES, Prices and rates, Rankings, Company pricing policy

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Music appreciation

Article Abstract:

The details on revenue growth of music industry are examined.

Entertainers & entertainment groups, Music industry, Industry forecasts

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