In reserve: Central banking in Australia, 1945-75

Boris Schedvin

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Monetary Policy and Economic Impact Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Economic Theory and Policy

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The Australian financial system in mid-century roots of monetary reform the political economy of central banking the legacy of war remodelling the bank wool boom and recession striving for stability introducing official short-term money separation monetary policy under scrutiny sailing with the wind banking structures and currency towards stagflation the great inflation perspective.

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