New push by business to lift immigration

Article Abstract:

Australian business leaders are encouraging immigration growth to increase economic activity, especially innovative economic activity, and to rebalance the age of the population. Immigration is not popular with certain parts of the population because of high unemployment in the region. The house construction industry is a major proponent of more immigrants.

Economic Views, Australia, Economic policy, Business enterprises, Emigration and immigration

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Technology's survivors

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An overview is presented of a group of Australian high technology professionals who have survived the technology crash of 2000 and who have the endurance to continue their success. The group includes Tony Wales, the finance director of Computershare, who is currently worth approximately $AS315 million.

Officials and employees, Computer industry, Economic aspects, Technology

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Testing times ahead

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Traditional sources of economic boom, housing investments are expected to fall in states like NSW by 16 to 25 %. A possible reason for this could be lack of infrastructure investment by the government.

Government domestic functions, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, New South Wales, Infrastructure (Economics), Forecasts and trends, Influence, Market trend/market analysis, Domestic policy, Residential real estate

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