Watching the Whitehouse

Article Abstract:

US president George Bush and Australian Prime Minister John Howard have shared amicable political relations during their respective tenures. However, there could be a change in equation especially to AustraliaEs trade interests, if John Kerry defeats Bush in the US Presidential elections on November 2, 2004. AustraliaEs greater concern is, however, the economy, which will be affected irrespective of who wins the election.

United States, Foreign trade, Analysis, International trade, Presidents, Presidential elections

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All systems go

Article Abstract:

The federal government of Australia started to transfer its information technology operations to outside agencies in 1997 to make savings. However an Auditor-General's report in 2000 highlights lack of efficiency and high costs.

Management, Economic aspects, Information technology, Outsourcing

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Mutual disregard

Article Abstract:

The Labor Party's economic policy is major cause for concern among the industrial sector. The impact of this issue on the prospects of this opposition party in the coming elections is discussed.

Government expenditures, Economic policy, Political campaigns, Australian Labour Party, Electioneering

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