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Australia's limited economic policy options with a mining boom and a slower economy outside of mining- 2009-2013

09/02/2010

The impact of a higher valued currency- as a result of the mining boom- on manufacturing, tourism and other economic sectors.

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Aussie Comes Under Pressure

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U.S. Stocks Shrug at China's Woes

Wall Street Journal 07.10.2013

The Deal Is Simple. Australia Gets Money, China Gets Australia

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An Australian Boom Town Feels Chill of Commodity Price Decline

Wall Street Journal 06.09.2014

Aussie Slides in Hard Times

Wall Street Journal 11.13.2014

Australia Faces Painful Choices in Economic Slowdown

Wall Street Journal 12.08.2014

Australia Seeks Cure for Its Mining Hangover

Wall Street Journal 05.05.2015

Goodbye to all that

Economist 08.24.2015

Australia Finds Something Else to Export to China

Wall Street Journal 03.03.2016

Australia's Risky Surplus

Wall Street Journal 12.01.2011

Dow Chemical's CEO on How to Revive Manufacturing

Wall Street Journal 02.23.2012

China Speeds Economic 'Transformation'

Wall Street Journal 03.06.2012

In China, Sobering Signs of Slower Growth

New York Times 03.05.2012

China's Iron Demand Turns Down Under

Wall Street Journal 03.07.2012

Australia's Housing Market Creaks

Wall Street Journal 03.16.2012

Hot Commodity: Research on Prices

Wall Street Journal 04.26.2012

Frustrated With China, GE Turns Its Eye to Australia

Wall Street Journal 04.30.2012

Australia Rate Cut Signals a Shift

Wall Street Journal 05.02.2012

Australia Budget Turns Boom on Its Head

Wall Street Journal 05.09.2012

Commodity prices drop on economic woes in Europe, China, U.S. - The Washington Post

Washington Post 06.11.2012

Australia's Mining Boom Covers Troubles Elsewhere

Wall Street Journal 07.08.2012

Cooling Mine Boom Pressures Australia Budget

Wall Street Journal 08.31.2012

As China’s economy slows, real estate bubble looms - The Washington Post

Washington Post 10.03.2012

Miner Rio Tinto Ousts CEO as Bad Bets Cost Billions

Wall Street Journal 01.18.2013

In Australia, China’s Appetite Shifts From Rocks to Real Estate

The New York Times 09.24.2016


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