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• Parliamentary Committee Appearances

6 December 2001
IAN MACFARLANE, Governor
Australia and the International Cycle - Sydney
or available as PDF 56K

27 November 2001
DAVID GRUEN, Head of Economic Research
Some Possible Long-Term Trends in the Australian Dollar - Melbourne - PDF 104K

12 November 2001
STEPHEN GRENVILLE, Deputy Governor
Policy Dialogue in East Asia - Canberra
or available as PDF 74K

10 October 2001
GLENN STEVENS, Assistant Governor (Economic)
The Monetary Policy Process at the RBA - Melbourne
or available as PDF 73K

18 September 2001
IAN MACFARLANE, Governor
The Movement of Interest Rates - Hobart
or available as PDF 79K

20 July 2001
STEPHEN GRENVILLE, Deputy Governor
Monetary Policy: The End of History? - Singapore
or available as PDF 48K

10 July 2001
IAN MACFARLANE, Governor
Economic Developments at Home and Abroad
or available as PDF 78K

11 May 2001
IAN MACFARLANE, Governor
Opening Statement to House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics, Finance and Public Administration - Melbourne
Hansard transcript of hearing before the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics, Finance and Public Administration - Melbourne - PDF 279K

10 April 2001
IAN MACFARLANE, Governor
The Economy and Monetary Policy - Melbourne
or available as PDF 53K

5 April 2001
GLENN STEVENS, Assistant Governor (Economic)
Aspects of Australia's Economic Situation

23 March 2001
STEPHEN GRENVILLE, Deputy Governor
The Australian Economy - Tokyo
or available as PDF 78K

27 February 2001
GLENN STEVENS, Assistant Governor (Economic)
Economic Performance and Issues in 2001

27 February 2001
MALCOLM EDEY, Head of Economic Analysis
Economic Overview - Canberra

2 February 2001
GLENN STEVENS, Assistant Governor (Economic)
Shifting Currents in the Global Economy - Melbourne
or available as PDF 90K

2 February 2001
DAVID GRUEN, Head of Economic Research
Australia's Strong Productivity Growth: Will it be Sustained?
or available as PDF 87K