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    Innovation in Australia: Creating Prosperity for Future Generations
    Innovation in Australia: Creating Prosperity for Future Generations
    Innovation in Australia: Creating Prosperity for Future Generations
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    Innovation in Australia: Creating Prosperity for Future Generations

    Written by Ben Kehoe

    Narrated by Carl Hitchmough

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    About this audiobook

    Australia is a country committed to lifestyle and recreation. We have a great record of innovation, but much of it is commercialised overseas.

    We need a vision for our future. Can business leaders can play a bigger role? Business is the major platform for wealth creation (and therefore prosperity) in Australia. But based on global indices, our performance is average. What can we do to improve it?

    In Innovation in Australia: Creating Prosperity for Future Generations, Ben Kehoe discusses how Australian businesses can improve their rates of collaboration, commercialising our innovative Australian ideas here, rather than shipping them offshore, and how this can increase the prosperity of our nation.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBen Kehoe
    Release dateMay 15, 2020
    ISBN9798368934105
    Innovation in Australia: Creating Prosperity for Future Generations

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