Inflation And Unemployment
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Part of the respected Pelican Readings in Australian Economic Policy series, this anthology confronts two of the most persistent and intertwined challenges facing modern economies: inflation and unemployment. Edited by leading Australian economists J.W. Neville and D.W. Stammer, the volume brings together a curated selection of key readings that present the major debates, policy frameworks, and analytical perspectives shaping Australia's economic landscape during a period of significant macroeconomic turbulence. The collection illustrates the tension at the heart of post-war economic management — the uncomfortable trade-off between price stability and full employment — drawing on contributions from prominent economists and policymakers to argue the case from multiple theoretical standpoints. Neville and Stammer's editorial hand is assured and rigorous, situating each reading within a broader policy context that remains strikingly relevant. Whether you are a student of economics, a policy professional, or simply a curious reader seeking to understand the forces that shape wages, prices, and livelihoods, this volume leaves one vital question unanswered: can any government truly tame both beasts at once?
Author: J.W. Neville And D.W. Stammer
Format: Paperback
Genre: Australian history
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
Part of the respected Pelican Readings in Australian Economic Policy series, this anthology confronts two of the most persistent and intertwined challenges facing modern economies: inflation and unemployment. Edited by leading Australian economists J.W. Neville and D.W. Stammer, the volume brings together a curated selection of key readings that present the major debates, policy frameworks, and analytical perspectives shaping Australia's economic landscape during a period of significant macroeconomic turbulence. The collection illustrates the tension at the heart of post-war economic management — the uncomfortable trade-off between price stability and full employment — drawing on contributions from prominent economists and policymakers to argue the case from multiple theoretical standpoints. Neville and Stammer's editorial hand is assured and rigorous, situating each reading within a broader policy context that remains strikingly relevant. Whether you are a student of economics, a policy professional, or simply a curious reader seeking to understand the forces that shape wages, prices, and livelihoods, this volume leaves one vital question unanswered: can any government truly tame both beasts at once?