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The Rise And Fall Of Monetary Targeting In Australia

Author: Simon Guttman

Condition: In very good condition. The cover has light scuffing and wear. Clean and tidy pages. No writing. No dog ears. Tight binding. From a smoke free home.

Education & Reference Business & Economics

Economics Finance Australian Economy Monetary Targeting

The Rise and Fall of Monetary Targeting in Australia by economist Simon Guttman unpacks the policy experiment that shaped the nation’s monetary landscape. This 2005 paperback from Australian Scholarly Publishing traces how targeting money supply rose to prominence and why it quietly faded from Reserve Bank strategy.

Ideal for students of economics, finance, or public policy, the 348-page text balances academic rigour with accessible prose. Guttman’s intermediate-level analysis makes the book a handy companion for tertiary courses or anyone curious about Australian macroeconomic history.

This used copy sits in very good condition: crisp, unmarked pages, a tight spine, and only light scuffing to the cover. Stored in a smoke-free home, it’s ready for immediate reading or shelf display without the wait for international shipping.

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