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  1. Foreign banking institutions and their impact on the Australian economy (Research monograph - Transnational Corporations Research Project ; no. 8) by G. J Crough, 1977
  2. Developing regions to prosper from globalisation: a recent World Bank report has predicted a soft landing for the global economy and a long-term improvement ... article from: Australian Banking & Finance by Gale Reference Team, 2007-01-31
  3. The case for Asian financial integration: the 10th anniversary of the Asian currency crisis could be an opportunity for Asia to consider how acceleration ... article from: Australian Banking & Finance by Fariborz Moshirian, 2007-07-30
  4. Australian banks diverge on Asia: while ANZ and the Commonwealth Bank are increasingly active in the emerging economies of Asia, and Westpac holds its ... article from: Australian Banking & Finance by Peter-John Lewis, 2007-03-02
  5. The Asian crisis--10 years on: a respected economist has argued that the economies of Asia are now more robust than ever.(FROM THE CREDIT CARD SUMMIT): An article from: Australian Banking & Finance by Gale Reference Team, 2007-07-30
  6. Australia's continuing development: An introduction to the more important aspects of the Australian economy, by Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, 1971

21. WSWS : News & Analysis : World Economy -- Globalization Of Production
9 August 2001 Some fundamentals of the new economy exposed. new global strategy at its australian iron ore 2000 Thousands of jobs to go in European banking.
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22. Australian Financial Review - The Real New Economy
An important dynamic of the new economy is the virtuous cycle of competition, innovation Competition in retail banking is more free in the US than in Germany
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Harvard Business Review As the bubble of the new economy inflated, many people felt that information technology, and the internet in particular, would change everything. Today, with the technology sector in shreds, more than a few believe that IT changed scarcely anything at all. The truth lies somewhere in between. What became of all the innovation we thought we were seeing? What actually happened to productivity growth? What effect did IT really have on companies and their ability to compete? What can managers learn from it all? McKinsey Global Institute has studied labour productivity in the United States, France and Germany and its connection to corporate IT spending and use. We conducted in-depth case studies of 20 industries, eight in the US and six each in Germany and France. We found that a new economy did come into being in the 1990s but that it is very different from the one promoted at the time. Rather than springing from the internet, it emerged from intensifying business competition and a resulting surge in managerial innovation. IT's role in the new business world is more complicated than has been assumed. By uncovering the true drivers of corporate success today, our research provides a clearer understanding of the recent upheavals in business and points the way to a more effective deployment of corporate IT investments and assets.

23. Observatorio Del Banco Central Europeo
role of the public sector in the economy, the revolutions in banking and the and the structure and development of the australian financial system.
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24. Information Economy | Teague Australia
conduct research and administrative functions such as online banking and payroll. in domestic and export marketing, agency services for australian and overseas
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Teague Australia is a seed and grain brokerage firm involved in domestic and export marketing, the provision of grain market information as well as agency and consulting services. Teague is based in Adelaide, South Australia and employs eight full time employees. As the leader in the seed and grain broking business, Director, Tim Teague, believed that e-commerce could provide a means for maintaining its number one position in the market. Whilst the trading and services functions of the business were well established, Tim believed greater attention was required in the area of customer service. In particular, Teague wanted to emphasise a customer centric approach to doing business and sought to implement a Customer Relationship Management system. To this end, the company set up several initiatives including online customer accounts and Short Message Service (SMS) information services. In addition to using email for communicating with customers and suppliers, Teague set up a website providing customers with a 24 hour information channel. The website provides data and statistics on commodity trades as well as weather and currency exchange data. The Internet is also used to conduct research and administrative functions such as online banking and payroll. Remote access to the company network via the Internet allows Tim to work from home.

25. Trends In The Australian Banking System: Implications For Financial System Stabi
of the links between the real sector of the economy and the and efficiency of three current pressures in the australian financial system Topics Bank Management.
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26. Economy - Health Supreme
Of course you don t have to be australian to appreciate the poetry 1910 to create the US version of a central banking system that has our economy firmly in
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27. AusStats : Special Article - Australia's International Banking Statistics
Table A shows that while we have significant bank claims against New Zealand (which is not a BIS reporting economy) much of australian banks foreign claims
http://www.abs.gov.au/Ausstats/abs@.nsf/0/3acac3e8a0e55786ca2569de00293f28?OpenD

28. Political Economy Guide -- Databases
The following relate to Political economy. Plus Text to find references on australian topics with a of law including administrative law, banking, companies and
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29. TID - Fact Sheets On Australia
very important to the Hong Kong economy, contributing 87 Australia Bank Limited and Westpac banking Corporation April 2003, there were 7 australian or australian
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The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China (HKSAR) is firmly committed to an open market policy. This policy applies to all trade, as well as to all investments in the HKSAR. Hong Kong has become a Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China since 1 July 1997. The "One Country, Two Systems" principle provides the HKSAR with a high degree of autonomy in economic, trade, financial and monetary matters. This is guaranteed by the Basic Law, the mini-constitution of the HKSAR, which ensures that the important elements making Hong Kong a regional business and financial centre will extend well beyond 1997, including continuation of capitalist economic and trade systems, free movement of goods and capital, and status as a free port and separate customs territory. Export quotas, tariff preferences and other similar arrangements obtained by the HKSAR will be enjoyed exclusively by the HKSAR. The Basic Law also provides that the HKSAR may participate in relevant international organizations and international trade agreements under the name "Hong Kong, China". In 1986, Hong Kong became a separate contracting party to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). Upon the establishment of the World Trade Organization (WTO) on 1 January 1995, Hong Kong became one of its founding members. Hong Kong also became a member of the Customs Cooperation Council (subsequently renamed as the World Customs Organization) in 1987 and the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) in 1991. The status of the HKSAR in these and other international organizations remains unchanged except that our participation is now under the name "Hong Kong, China".

30. Commercial Banking In Australia 2003 (report)
BR • Corporate Overview BR The australian commercial banking industry is mature, growing at a rate parallel to the economy and it is dominated by five
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Executive Summary • Market Size
The Australian commercial banking market was worth A$3,646 billion (US$1,889 billion), representing growth of 12.1% since 2001. It is the third largest sector in the economy, contributing 7.6% of GDP and employing 345,000 people.
• Market Sectors
Loans formed the largest sector in Australian commercial banking market in 2002, accounting for 62.9% share, with a value of A$2,292 billion.
• Share of Market
National Australia Bank Ltd led the market with a market share of 22.0%, representing a slight decline from 2001 and it managed to maintain leadership position by virtue of its stronger corporate banking activities as compared to Commonwealth and Westpac. It has a corporate lending market share of 24% versus Commonwealth’s 19% and Westpac’s 15%.
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National Australia Bank spent some A$276 million on marketing and advertising in 2002, representing an increase of 25.0% from 2001.
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The Australian commercial banking industry is mature, growing at a rate parallel to the economy and it is dominated by five large domestic banking groups, accounting for almost 76% of the market. The industry is characterized by intense competition and information transparency, resulting in converged eroding interest margins of major banks, from 2.83% in 1998 to 2.76% in 2002.

31. Index Of Economic Freedom 2004 - Countries
Score 2.0. Australia’s economy is open in television and newspaper media, banking, airlines, airports 49 percent in an international australian airline; the
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32. Thai Military Bank May Get Foreign Partner
but it is expanding into faster growing Asian economies as the australian economy slows and there is already much competition in the australian banking sector.
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TMB, a vestige of Thailand’s military heritage, may get foreign partner and needed boost in banking expertise BizAsia , by ds The country of Thailand has progressed so rapidly, many forget that the Thai military once ruled the country with an iron fist through its many coup d’etats, with the last being in 1992. In modern Thailand the military still makes its presence felt in the civil life of the country. It still retains ownership of over 200 radio channels, which is in violation of the 1997 Constitution and many retired military officers permeate the civil service and the Thai Parliament. In the banking sector, one can still find the Thai Military Bank (TMB). The bank was established in 1957 to manage the funds of servicemen and its shareholders included 4,982 military personnel. The bank accepted deposits only from members of the Thai military until 1963. The Royal Thai army owns 15 percent of the bank and the Royal Navy owns 2.2 percent.

33. Regional, Oceania, Australia, Business And Economy, Financial Services: Online B
Can change contact details. ANZ Internet banking australian and New Zealand banking Group s browser-based banking service. Features
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34. Blackwell Synergy - Cookie Absent
Bivariate GARCH Estimation of Beta Risk in the australian banking Industry , Accountability and of Present Value Models , Journal of Political economy, 95, 1062
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35. Trends In The Australian Banking System: Implications For Financial System Stabi
the real sector of the economy and the three current pressures in the australian financial system. Namely, consolidation among the largest banks, the formation
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36. TRANSCRIPT OF THE PRIME MINISTER THE HON JOHN HOWARD MP ADDRESS AT
The last year has been a very good year indeed, not only for the australian economy, but also for the banking and financial industry.
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Well, thank you very much, Maxine. To Graham Wallace, Chris Anderson, Peter Charlton, ladies and gentlemen. And so it came to be that as a result of that set of circumstances and that chain of events Australia developed through the 1980s and into the 1990s one of the most modern, progressive and outward looking banking and financial systems in the world. The Australian approach was seen as something of a model and in a number of areas we trail blazed for other countries which in other areas it had been our custom to follow. And in coming to office in 1996, my Treasurer, Peter Costello, established the Wallis Inquiry which conducted something of a stocktake of what had happened post-Campbell and recommended a number of other very significant changes. And it is a source of strength, it is a source of reassurance and what a few years ago was perhaps seen as stodgy is now seen as one of the reasons that makes Australia an extremely attractive place in which to invest.

37. Web Resources : Monash Regional Centre For Information Communication Technology
of Australia through the National Office for the Information economy. Internet banking for Business. Business Readiness australian Banks Response What s
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38. Journal Of Internet Banking And Commerce
Reports Date August 24, 1998 Source Business Week Author Keywords ECOMMERCE ,economy ,TECHNOLOGY ,IMPACT Title How usable are australian banking Web Sites
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39. Regional/Oceania/Australia/Business And Economy/Financial Services/Online Bankin
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40. Grameen Bank, Bangladesh
a commune or cooperative in a socialist/communist economy. make the bank known to the australian public, media does not engage in any banking business except
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Grameen Bank - Banking on the Poor Summary Paper from
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The opinions expressed in this Summary Paper are not necessarily those of the Grameen Bank Sophia Khatoon, a 22 years old skilled furniture-maker in the tiny village of Jobra in Bangladesh, worked 7 long days a week, looked twice her age, and lived in abject poverty. She made stools and chairs out of bamboo, which she had to sell to a money-lender who provided the credit to buy the raw material. The price she received barely covered the costs. Dr. Yunus, Professor of Economics at the University in the Southern port city of Chittagong who later founded the Grameen Bank - calculated that effectively Sophia was paying interest at the rate of 10% a day, more than 3,000% a year. Yunus could not reconcile the fact that a woman with such skill who worked so hard, produced such beautiful bamboo furniture and created wealth at such high rate was earning so little. In fact the poor all over the world are trapped in such exploitation. While they work extremely hard and create enormous wealth, the middle-men, money-lenders and employers keep the fruits of their labour. The poor have no access to "institutional credit", which you and I have, because they can not provide a collateral. The system keeps them firmly trapped in debt, poverty and exploitation. With a loan of 50 taka (a few dollars), it took Sophia only a few months to establish her own little self-employment, increase her income seven folds and repay the loan.

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