Who wins the global game?

Article Abstract:

Current globalization arrangements among large G7 countries do not adequately disperse wealth. Nearly half of the world is mired in recession or a period of slow growth. Australia, as a nation, must make investments in migration and infrastructure projects that expand into rural regions to boost prosperity. The country also has to stress education and promote a globally competitive tax system.

Management, Economic policy

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Now for the big challenges

Article Abstract:

Australia's new government must pay attention to how policies affect companies such as Telstra and Qantas, who are failing to compete internationally. When foreign carriers gain permission to operate in Australia, equal access should be granted for Australian companies abroad. Also, the tax system must be reformed to decrease the burden on talented persons.

Tax Law, Public Finance Activities, Scheduled Airlines, Scheduled Air Transportation, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Laws, regulations and rules, International aspects, Airlines, Political aspects, Income tax

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Canberra's new challenges

Article Abstract:

Australia has several economic challenges to face during the late 1990s. Australia must devise policies to manage Indonesia's impending major depression. Australia must ensure that the Asian economic recession does not have a major impact on its own economy. Australia must restore confidence in its dollar and decrease unemployment.

Economic Planning & Research, Economic aspects, Cover Story, Economic conditions

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