There goes the surplus

Article Abstract:

The Australian Treasury's forecast that the country's economy would grow by 3% in 2001 is looked on with skepticism in the light of the Treasury's poor record of forecasting recessions and downturns. In the past two decades, the Australian economy has correlated closely with the US economy, which is in a downturn in 2001.

Australia, Finance, Forecasts and trends, Column, Budget, Budgeting, Budgets, Recessions

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The cars that bind

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the globalisation of motor vehicle production are discussed. The world automotive industry is dominated by General Motors, Ford and DaimlerChrysler, but there has been an increase in competition.

Management, Automobiles, Automobile industry

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Telstra goes off the dial

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the economic aspects of telecommunications industry licenses are discussed.

Economic aspects, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Licensing agreements, Licenses, Licensing

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