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Success Or Failure Economic Incentives
1,673 words
The aim of this essay is not to agree with or
refute the statement made by Douglass North. The
purpose of this essay is to identify the key
points of the statement and discuss with relation
to the institutional evolution in the Australian
financial and labour Markets. With this, it will
attempt to conclude whether the statement has a
relevance to the evolution of the financial and
labour markets. The passage, taken from Norths
paper Institutions has a relevance to Australias
Financial and Labour...
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Machine Gun Middle East
1,759 words
The Battle of El Alamein in late 1942 was the
decisive battle of the North African campaign that
lasted from 1940 until 1943. El Alamein was
located 70 miles west of the main Egyptian port of
Alexandria and could not be outflanked because
movement of vehicles was restricted to a corridor
of 40 miles between the sea and the impassable
Quattara depression. Although the 8 th Army had
overwhelming superiority in men, tanks, guns and
aircraft and could not have lost the battle the
prospect of a clear...
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Australian Information Mangement Ethics And Law
1,868 words
In the new electronic age, we are relying more and
more on information technology to streamline
government, educate our children, make health care
more accessible and affordable, and make our
businesses more productive and competitive. This
rush to embrace a new age of technology must not,
however, obscure the ongoing responsibility to
protect important information and maintain the
personal privacy of citizens. There is increasing
awareness, both in Australia and overseas, of the
privacy implica...
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Power The Federal Government And Union Movement
2,743 words
When discussing power and its implications, one
must take into account several key things: who the
proponents are, what positions they hold, and what
they have to gain from exercising power.
Generally, it is obvious when power is employed,
it is one group contesting the other, and an
outcome is achieved by the exercise of power,
usually by the group in the strongest position.
However, often, relations become distorted when
institutionalised power is at play, and likewise
with people power groups...
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Power The Federal Government And Union Movement
2,772 words
... r the election in 1996, due to the fact that
the industries concerned have a extraordinarily
large union membership percentile (CMFEU 2001,
web). The government saw these two unions as a
threat to Industrial reforms, and formulated
strategies to break their grip on the industries
they represented. By the very force of their
membership, the government knew that these unions
were powerful enough to negate most attempts to
shut them down. The government is generally
reluctant to use the full ex...
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Australia In The World Economy
1,110 words
Australia is quite a rich economy in terms of
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per head of
population, ranking 17 th in the world. However,
this has dropped from a ranking of fourth in 1950,
and ninth in 1970. This could be seen as a sign of
poor economic performance, however other factors
that contribute towards a high standard of living,
such as environmental considerations, need to be
taken into account. For much of the period up to
the 1960 s most of Australias exports were in
wool, food and oth...
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Current Account Deficit Foreign Debt
1,061 words
... ings: (1) the failure of exports to grow as
fast as imports in most years; (2) declines in our
terms of trade; (3) declining competitiveness in
many locally made products, and (4) the further
growth in foreign debt. As mentioned above, the
net income deficit is the main part of the current
account deficit. In recent years this deficit has
increased from $ 2. 8 billion in 198283 to $ 18. 6
billion in 19992000. Does a high level of foreign
liability matter? The main consideration of
whether or...
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000 Years Ago House Of Representatives
1,533 words
Australia is the sixth largest country in the
world. It lies in the Southern Hemisphere between
11 ^ 0 and 44 ^ 0 south latitude and 113 ^ 0 and
154 ^ 0 east longitude. The entire area of land is
about the same size as the continental United
States, or about one and a half times the size of
Europe. The mainland of Australia has an area of
2, 967, 909 square miles. The country is divided
into six states: Queensland, New South Wales,
Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, and Western
Australia. The ...
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One Of The Most Significant Status Of The Building Customs
721 words
Circular Quays Customs House that is occupied at
Sydney, Australia is very well known for its
ancient heritage and significance in the whole
state history. A former Customs House has been
renovated and rebuild and is currently a very nice
beauty of the region. In order to identify the
heritage significance of the House we may take a
closer look into the historical p revalue of the
sight. It used to be a formal Customs House that
opened the Australian gates to the people that
were first settling ...
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Gender Bias And Sexism In The Media
1,643 words
Gender Bias and Sexism in the Media (1) It is a
fact that, since the time when Medias began to
play an increasingly important role in lives of
people from Western countries, the gender-based
structure of traditional society started to become
more unisex. Because of that, the social roles
that used to be traditionally assigned to males
and females cannot be thought as distinctive
behavioral concepts. The essence of this
metaphysical evolution appears to be quite simple.
Medias try to apply notion...
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A Day In The Magistrates Court Australia
1,054 words
A day in the Magistrates Court in Australia I was
a witness at public hearing in the Court. Upon
arrival at a public hearing: Witnesses are asked
to complete a pro forma with their full name,
address and capacity in which they appear (for
example, privately or representing a residents
group or professional body etc). The pro forma is
used by Hansard to ensure it has personal details
correct when compiling the formal transcript of
proceedings. Upon coming to the committee table:
The committee cha...
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Plato Mass Media
1,442 words
THE MEDIA AS AN INSTITUTION? ? ... it will create
forgetfulness in the learners? souls because they
will not use their memories; they will trust to
the external written words and not remember of
themselves. They will appear to be omniscient, and
will generally know nothing; they will be tiresome
company, having the show of wisdom without the
reality. ? Plato? s Phaedrus The media has become
the institution that it is today because of the
associated commercial concerns. Mass media is
financed due...
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Number Of Times Intellectual Property
2,024 words
Unlike much copyright law which struggles to
inspire the imagination, this legislation is of
particular interest and significance as it aims to
set the ground rules, the rights, for our emerging
knowledge economy, a central tenet of current
political discourse and, I hope, a common vision
for Australia. It is the potential of these
rights, coupled with the ubiquity of the
application of these new rights with technological
innovations, which has captured the attention of
so many interests. Of cou...
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Fly Away Peter World War One Jim
1,649 words
Malouf evokes the horror and absurdity of war in
Fly Away Peter through an Australian frame of
reference that creates reality for the reader.
Discuss. Malouf's Fly Away Peter uses an
Australian frame of reference to display the
horrors and absurdity of war. The way in which
Malouf writes creates reality the reader can
suspend disbelief and believe that the events in
the novella are actually real. When we read Fly
Away Peter, we see the story through Jims eyes.
Jim is a bird watcher, and he is Au...
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Economic Incentives Labour Markets
1,703 words
The aim of this essay is not to agree with or
refute the statement made by Douglass North. The
purpose of this essay is to identify the key
points of the statement and discuss with relation
to the institutional evolution in the Australian
financial and labour Markets. With this, it will
attempt to conclude whether the statement has a
relevance to the evolution of the financial and
labour markets. The passage, taken from North? s
paper Institutions has a relevance to Australia? s
Financial and La...
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Lung Cancer Mother Died
1,168 words
Cathy Freeman was born in Mackay in Queensland in
1973. She is a very good runner and won a
scholarship to boarding school where she was able
to have professional coaching. Freeman is the
first Aboriginal sprinter to win a gold medal at
the Commonwealth Games (1994). She also won a
silver medal in the 1996 Olympic Games. She is
very proud of her Aboriginal background and has
carried the Australian and the Aboriginal flags
around the track after winning a race. She has
often appeared on televisio...
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Single Parent Families Liberation Movement
1,132 words
Human Development Australian Families During The
Human Development Australian Families During The
1900 S Australian Families in the 1900 s
Throughout the 1900 s, the typical Australian
family has had some dramatic changes. In fact, you
could go as far as to say that, today, there is no
typical family. The family has adapted so much to
the public s change in attitude towards families,
or perhaps the public has adapted so much to the
change in families, it is now virtually impossible
to identify o...
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Democratically Elected Proportional Representation
1,655 words
The ability to dismiss, alter and permit a set of
laws that will ultimately change the lives of
millions is always going to be a complex and
difficult task. By allowing control over the
decision-making process to be shared between the
governing party and the senate, the Australian
Washminister system can be said to be more
democratic than most governing systems. This essay
determines whether the Australian Senate acts as a
safeguard or a handbrake on democracy. It looks at
the history of the sen...
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Laissez Faire Utility Maximization
3,408 words
In recent decades, the various economies of the
world have seen a fundamental shift away from
Keynesian economics towards neo-classical and
liberal economics. The consequence of this has
been the re-emergence of a market oriented
laissez-faire economic doctrine, which despises
government and anything, which may restrict the
supremacy of the market. The idea that the private
sector is the real source of economic growth and
hence that there is the need to trim down the?
inefficient? public sector ...
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Sports Medicine Health Promotion
779 words
POLICY PAPER: SPORTS INJURY The ICCWA notes that:
1. Sports injuries in Australia are estimated at 1
million per year. Around 200, 000 of these are
regarded as serious and 40, 000 require
hospitalisation or surgical intervention (CHPR,
1990). 2. There is a lack of standardised data on
sports injuries in Australia, both in general,
within sporting codes and for schools (CHPR,
1992). This lack of information is a barrier to
injury prevention. 3. The direct medical cost of
sports injuries in Austra...
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