Who is driving the economy?

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This article This article examines factors leading to the slowdown in the Australian and global economy. Issues include the influence of the economy on the stock market and vice versa, the example of this relationship in the Depression of the 1930s, and the need for investors to pay attention to economic cycles when managing their portfolios; the bottom of line of various Australian industries for 2000 is provided.

Planning, Portfolio management, Economic policy

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Growth to continue in 2005

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A review on the predictions of Australian economy for the year 2005 with reference to the links between economic growth and the share market is presented. Some of the findings include strong consumer spending, low unemployment, and rise in rural exports.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Scientific Research and Development Services, Development, Economic Programs-Total Govt, Administration of Economic Programs, Forecasts and trends, Economic development, Market trend/market analysis, Stock markets, Stock market

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Keeping on good terms

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The implications of increase in ratio of prices of Australian exports vis-a-vis prices of its imports for investors are discussed. Methods of investments in such a scenario and reaping benefits therefrom are suggested.

Foreign trade, Commodity & service prices, Methods, Prices and rates, International trade, Exports, Imports, Company pricing policy

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