Crash Corporate Australia Fights For Its Life by John McManamy
SKU: B-000373

Crash Corporate Australia Fights For Its Life

Author: John McManamy
Condition: The cover has light scuffing. Clean and tidy pages. No writing. No dog ears. Tight binding. From a smoke free home.

History Australiana Business & Economics

Secondhand copy — please check photos and condition notes.
Our price
$37.00 AUD
Enquire

Shipping

Ships from Australia. Domestic shipping available.
Domestic postage from AU $12.77.
Estimated delivery within 1–6 business days within Australia.
International shipping: available by quote. Add to cart to request a shipping quote at checkout.
Final shipping options and prices are calculated at checkout using Australia Post rates.

Crash Corporate Australia Fights For Its Life by John McManamy is a vintage 1988 paperback that dissects the boardroom dramas, takeover wars and high-stakes financial rescues that reshaped Australian business in the 1980s. Written in fast-paced journalistic style, this non-fiction exposé suits economics students, young professionals and anyone hooked on true corporate stories.

McManamy, a respected finance writer, turns complex deals into gripping narrative while mapping the decade’s broader economic strategy. The book doubles as a readable history lesson and a professional development reference for entrepreneurs curious about boom-and-bust cycles.

This used copy shows only light cover scuffing; inside, the pages are crisp, unmarked and firmly bound, with no writing, dog-ears or smoke odour. A tidy, affordable addition to an Australian history or economics shelf.

Collectors of vintage Australian business titles and readers hunting a concise account of 1980s corporate turbulence will appreciate this accessible edition.