Jim Chalmers Livres

The book explores the paradox of Australia's strong economy contrasted with its citizens' pessimistic self-perception. It delves into the reasons behind the nation's negative outlook, comparing it to struggling economies in southern Europe. The author examines how Australia managed to sidestep recession and unemployment during a global crisis yet still grapples with a sense of inadequacy. Through this analysis, the book seeks to uncover the psychological and cultural factors influencing Australia's perception of its economic performance.

This is a guide to the key issues that have affected the telecommunications business in the past two decades and will affect it in the approach to the 21st century. It includes an A-Z of terms used in telecommunications, and an appendix with facts and figures on the field.