Australia in 2005
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ECOA127 |
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14 Pages |
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| Organization |
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| Pub Date |
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2005 |
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Not Available |
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Australia |
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Abstract:
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Australia has emerged as one of the most dynamic economies in the world. The
country's recovery has been impressive considering the series of crises it has
faced in the 1980s. The country has become a model of economic liberalization
for countries across the world.
Into its 15th successive year of continuous growth, Australia enjoys low
inflation, the lowest unemployment for almost 30 years, negligible government
debt and regular budget surpluses. But Australia faces new challenges. There are
various supply side bottlenecks. Australian labor policies and the school
education system also need a major overhaul.
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Will Australia be able to reinvent itself and build on the
tremendous progress it has made in the past 15 years?
Contents:
Keywords:
Australia, Most dynamic economies in the world, Australia's
Recovery, Model of economic liberalization, Australia's low inflation,
Australia's lowest unemployment, Supply side bottlenecks and Australia:
reinventing itself
Australia in 2005
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