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Schraeder 93 Brunei, Sylvia C. Engelen Krausse, Gerald H. Krausse 94 Albania, William B. Bland 95 Singapore, Stella R. Quah, Jon S. T. Quah 96 Guyana, Frances Chambers 97 Chile, Harold Blakemore 98 El Salvador, Ralph Lee Woodward, Jr. 99 The Arctic, H. G. R. King 100 Nigeria, Robert A. Myers 101 Ecuador, David Corkhill 102 Uruguay, Henry Finch with the assistance of Alicia Casas de Barrán 103 Japan, Frank Joseph Shulman 104 Belgium, R. C. Riley 105 Macau, Richard Louis Edmonds 106 Philippines, Jim Richardson 107 Bulgaria, Richard J.
Melbourne: Penguin Books, 1993, 246p. The noted English travel writer has produced a fascinating portrait of Australia's largest and most invigorating city. The book includes pictures and a map. It is a must for every intending visitor. 55 Over forty in Broken Hill: unusual encounters outback and beyond. Jack Hodgins. Brisbane: University of Queensland Press, 1992. 197p. map. An entertaining account of the experiences of a Canadian writer on a trip through the Australian interior. It is valuable for an outsider's views of Australia and Australians.
The government regulates the economy through monetary policy and taxation. The government's penchant for deregulation of banking and industry over the last decade has seen growing economic inequality in Australia. Generally, the economy roller-coasts from boom to recession depending on the world demand for local commodities, such as wool, minerals and wheat. At present Australia is emerging from several years of recession, faster than most Western economies. This recovery has been boosted by the development of new manufacturing companies oriented towards export markets, especially in biotechnology and telecommunications.