Feel-good factor

Article Abstract:

Australia's Prime Minister John Howard is the preferred choice as the next prime minister against the Labor Party candidate Mark Latham when Australia holds elections at the end of the year 2004. A slow and steady economic growth, booming stock market, falling unemployment and lower property prices in Australia are discussed.

Elections, Latham, Mark

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A booming economy looks overseas

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This article describes efforts by John Howard to sign a free-trade agreement between the Australian government. However, former prime minister Paul Keating believes that such an agreement will not benefit Australia, believing that the country should concentrate on economic relations with Asia.

International economic relations, Asia, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Australian foreign relations, Keating, P.J.

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The U.S. role in South Asia

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This article describes on-going international communication by India, Pakistan, China, and the U.S. with regards to regional economics and peace.

China, Strategy & planning, India, Pakistan, Planning, Political aspects, Pakistani foreign relations, Indian foreign relations, Chinese foreign relations, Security, International, International security, Company business planning

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