A 'no frills' product finds a niche in the toughest market of all

Article Abstract:

The entrance of the One Nation party into Australian politics is much like the emergence of a new company into the market. New political parties face many of the same barriers as new companies. For instance, there are barriers to governmental and industry success, and, in both situations, established entities may retaliate. Furthermore, new companies seek out empty niches in the market, while parties look for unsatisfied voters.

Political organizations, Analysis, One Nation (Australia)

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Business concedes Howard cannot win

Article Abstract:

Companies' views on the possibility of a Labor victory in the Australian federal election are discussed. A survey of chief executives' opinions on the performance of John Howard and Kim Beazley and on business conditions is analysed.

Political activity, Chief executive officers, Corporate growth, Howard, John, Beazley, Kim

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What business wants from a leader

Article Abstract:

Business and the ordinary voters require similar things from their political leaders, but business sets higher standards. The focus for business is good economic management and a long-term perspective.

Business, Behavior, Politicians

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