The Rise and Fall of Monetary Targeting in Australia
Finance Textbook Australian History Economics Academic Monetary Policy
For students and scholars of economics and finance, "The Rise and Fall of Monetary Targeting in Australia" by Simon Guttmann is a highly sought-after textbook that provides a comprehensive understanding of monetary policy in Australia. Published in 2005 by Australian Scholarly Publishing, this 348-page paperback is an essential resource for intermediate-level learners seeking to grasp the complexities of monetary targeting. With its clear and concise writing style, Guttmann's work is an invaluable tool for those looking to gain a deeper understanding of this critical aspect of economics.
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