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Economic challenges facing the newly elected Fiji government

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Authors

Prasad, Biman C

Abstract

Fiji enters into a new era with the May 1999 general election under a new constitution, which guarantees equality to all its citizens. The real challenge for Fiji and its new government now is to deliver the economic goods and services to its people. Economic prosperity and equality may be the key to creating a truly multiracial Fiji.

Keywords

Fiji, 1999, general election, new constitution, economic prosperity, equality, multiracial, government policy, economic growth, private sector, public sector expenditure

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/40331
http://digitalcollections.anu.edu.au/handle/1885/40331

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ANU Research Publications

Type

Working/Technical Paper

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