The resources sector has made a significant contribution to Australia’s prosperity over a large part of its postcolonial history. A combination of substantial mineral and energy resources, perceived low sovereign risk, a skilled workforce, technological leadership, openness to direct foreign investment and relative freedom from interventionist government policies has shaped the Australian resources sector into a highly competitive supplier of minerals and energy products to global markets. Despite this strong global market position, the past performance of the resources sector is no guarantee for its future. The sector operates within a highly competitive globalised environment. Its future depends on its ability to remain internationally co...
Government has identified the �opportunities and challenges of an economy in transition� as a key is...
This lecture discusses the link between Australia’s role as one of the world’s largest resource econ...
The development of linkages between multinational resource firms and their local upstream suppliers ...
The resources sector has made a significant contribution to Australia’s prosperity over a large part...
Modern societies are becoming ever more dependent on mineral resources but increasingly less self-su...
It is undeniable that minerals and energy resource development is a key contributor to the Australia...
As a result of the prospects unleashed by the economic and political restructuring in Eastern Europe...
Australia continued its position as one of the world’s leading minerals-producing nations in 2001, a...
Australia is a resource-dependent economy. The performance of the mining sector affects all Australi...
In his 2013 election campaign, Tony Abbott promised his government would build a world-class “five p...
The appetite for resources in the rapidly growing Chinese and Indian markets before the global finan...
Australia is a major supplier of minerals globally, but the country's ability to meet both projectio...
Natural resources and commodities are crucial for the economy and prosperity of Australia. The days ...
POLICY SETTINGS This statement discusses the challenges and opportunities arising from Australia’s s...
Australia is often called the �lucky country� meaning that its prosperity depends more on its minera...
Government has identified the �opportunities and challenges of an economy in transition� as a key is...
This lecture discusses the link between Australia’s role as one of the world’s largest resource econ...
The development of linkages between multinational resource firms and their local upstream suppliers ...
The resources sector has made a significant contribution to Australia’s prosperity over a large part...
Modern societies are becoming ever more dependent on mineral resources but increasingly less self-su...
It is undeniable that minerals and energy resource development is a key contributor to the Australia...
As a result of the prospects unleashed by the economic and political restructuring in Eastern Europe...
Australia continued its position as one of the world’s leading minerals-producing nations in 2001, a...
Australia is a resource-dependent economy. The performance of the mining sector affects all Australi...
In his 2013 election campaign, Tony Abbott promised his government would build a world-class “five p...
The appetite for resources in the rapidly growing Chinese and Indian markets before the global finan...
Australia is a major supplier of minerals globally, but the country's ability to meet both projectio...
Natural resources and commodities are crucial for the economy and prosperity of Australia. The days ...
POLICY SETTINGS This statement discusses the challenges and opportunities arising from Australia’s s...
Australia is often called the �lucky country� meaning that its prosperity depends more on its minera...
Government has identified the �opportunities and challenges of an economy in transition� as a key is...
This lecture discusses the link between Australia’s role as one of the world’s largest resource econ...
The development of linkages between multinational resource firms and their local upstream suppliers ...