Name of the project :-

-ECONOMY
Introduction
Classification of
countries :-
classificat income No. of Example.
ion countrie
s
Low Below 53 Haiti
income 935 $
Lower 936 to 55 Guatemal
middle 3705 $ a
income
Upper 3706 to 41 Mexico
middle 11455
Higher 11455 60 Australia
income above
60000
Graph
Gross national income Net national income

50000

40000

30000

20000

10000

0
Australia
• largest
island.
• Located.
• Smallest
among the
continent.
Area covered:-
Area 7,682,300 sq km.

Coastline 25,760 km.

Highest Mt.kosciusko
point 2.228m/7,310 ft.
• The Commonwealt
h of Australia is
made up of six
states.

• The capital of
Australia is
Canberra, and the
largest city is
Sydney; both are
located in the
southeast.
Australia's population [ 2008
estimate] :-
 Population :- 2,06,00,856

 Population density:- 2.7-7 persons per sq m

 Urban population distribution :- 93 percent

 Largest cities :- Sydney, 41,19,190

Melbourne, 35,92,591  
Brisbane, 17,63,131

 Rural population distribution:- 7 percent

 population
21000000

20500000

20000000

19500000

19000000
population
18500000

18000000

17500000

17000000

16500000
1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008
GOVERNMENT:-
 Local government
 Judiciary
 Executive
The economy of Australia

• Prosperous,
• High-income economies
60 countries (e.g., Australia)
• Free market economy i.e.
capitalist economy.
• 14th largest economy by
nominal GDP, with a size of
$889 billion in 2007.
Economy of Australia :-

IN BILLIONS
910

900

890

880 IN BILLIONS

870

860

850

840
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Imports :-
Origins of Imports (%)
AUSTRALIA:-
• China (14%)
• U.S. (14%)
• Japan (10%)
• Singapore (6%)
• Germany (5%)
Composition of Exports (%)
%
others
5%
manufacture
d
18%

mineral & metals

rural goods 60%
17%
Export :-
Destinations of Exports (%)
AUSTRALIA:-
Japan (20%)
China (12%)
South Korea (8%)
U.S. (6%)
India (6%)
New Zealand (6%)
Inflation
In %
7

4
In %
3

0
2006 2007 2008 2009
Relationship with other
countries

• Asia :- economically
wellbeing
• Japan:- capital financing
• China:- primary export
Relationship with India
Export Import :-
Earlier :- Pearls,
Coal :- Sydney Semi precious
Horses :- new stone,
south Wales Textile & clothing

Current :-
Mined &
agricultural goods
Monetary policy and it’s
effects
• RBA introduced low bank rate
• Adopted contractionary
monetary policy
• Controlled inflation
Fiscal policy and it’s effects

• Keynesian economic
policy

• Recession

• Inflation
Australian Dollar (AUD, A$,
AU$) :-
 Introduction
 Value of
coins
 Exchange
rate
Transactions
Australia Economic
Growth
• Overall economic condition of
Australia.
• Australia economic growth: Current
situation.
• Growth in Australian gross domestic
product.
• Domestic demand in Australia.
• Warnings by central bank in
Australia.
• Reasons behind Australia's financial
crisis.
Composition of GDP
minning industries
13%
8%

agriculture
3%

service
76%
Australia’s GDP Growth
%

2008

2007

2006
%

2005

2004

2003

0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5

GDP per capita growth :-
$

38000
37000
36000
35000
34000 $
33000
32000
31000
30000
29000
28000
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
TAXATION :-
1. PERSONAL TAX :-
The tax rates for the
2008-09 tax year are:
0% From 0 to 6,000
15% From 6,001 to 34,000
30% From 34,001 to 80,000
40% From 80,001 to 180,000
45% Above 180,000
2. CORPORATE TAX
3. GOODS & SERVICES
TAX
4. PROPERTY TAX
5. EXCISE TAX
Economic statistics
• Australia’s GDP economic
statistics
• Australia’s labour force statistics
• Australia’s investment statistics
• Budget statistics
• Public debt statistics
• Inflation rate
• Stock of money statistics
ECONOMIC REPORT
• Infrastructure
• Export
• depreciation on renovation
• Automobile, house &
unemployment
• Rate of interest
• consumer confidence
FUTURE PLANS
• Modern ,Productive & Flexible
economy.
• Grab new economic
opportunities.
• Raise human capital
• Investment in infrastructure
Current concerns
• Large current account
deficit.
• Real estate bubble.
• High levels of net foreign
debt owed by the private
sector.
THANKING
YOU