The power of global revolution

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The Internet and the usage of electronic commerce have caused profound changes to the growth of the global economy, especially in the United States. With the advent of the Internet, the per capita income of the United States is more than 22% higher than other industrialized countries. Globally, the cost savings from business electronic commerce use will rise to $1.25 trillion in 2002 from $17 billion in 1998.

United States, World, Statistical Data Included, Management, Economic aspects, Internet, International aspects, Economic development, International economic relations, Electronic commerce, E-commerce

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Exports: the fragile boom

Article Abstract:

The volume of exports in Australia is compared with the world economy. The contribution of various sectors and the reasons why exports have not increased are presented.

Foreign trade, International trade, Exports, Comparative analysis, Global economy

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