Competition Technical Group / Commonwealth-State / World Bank Doing / /
Continent
Asia / /
Country
Mexico / Japan / Australia / Korea / Singapore / /
Currency
AUD / USD / / /
Event
Reorganization / Person Travel / /
Holiday
Commonwealth Day / /
IndustryTerm
retail level / electricity market / ports / telecommunications industry / agricultural products / oil / state-owned utilities / federal systems / energy / electricity / electricity generation / telecommunications / competition law / retail trading / setting up a national electricity market / /
Organization
Business Council of Australia / Australian Local Government Association / Bureau of Industry Economics and the Economic Planning Advisory Council / 1 / Hawke Labor Government / Council of Australian Governments / State government / Australian Bureau of Statistics / Federal-State Relations Committee / Federal Parliament‘s lower house / Prime Minister‘s Department / Productivity Commission / Department of the Treasury / Labour / Electoral Council of Australia / Federal Competition Commission / World Bank / Federal Government / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development / Victorian Parliament / Industry Commission / FederalState Relations Committee / National Competition Council / Hawke Federal Government / Mexican Government / Federal-State Committee / Federal Labour Government / National Farmers Federation / Federal and State Government / /
Person
Paul Keating / Heal Thyself / Nick Greiner / Bob Hawke / Simon Crean / Simon Corden / Bill Kelty / Bob Carr / Allan Fels / Robert Kerr / Wayne Goss / Source / Jeff Kennett / /
Position
Prime Minister / head of staff / President / Minister / Physician / Premier / President /Governor / Federal Treasurer / senior union official / author / Economist in the Competition Division / Painter / Executive / National Competition Policy program General / Treasurer / Finance Minister / Premier of Queensland / key Minister / Liberal Premier of New South Wales / Premier of New South Wales / /
Australia’s National Competition Policy: Possible Implications for Mexico* Simon Corden †