Conference – 2010
50th Anniversary Symposium
9 February 2010
2010 marks the 50th Anniversary of the Reserve Bank of Australia. As part of our celebrations, a high-level Symposium was held in Sydney on Tuesday, 9 February 2010.
The Symposium provided a forum to discuss what policy makers have learned over recent decades and what needs to be reconsidered. The Symposium was organised around three sessions covering monetary policy, the financial sector and supply-side issues. Each session was led by a paper discussing the most important issues from the past and the challenges for the future, followed by an actively chaired discussion with a set of distinguished panellists.
A volume containing the Symposium papers and discussions will be published later in 2010.
Symposium Papers
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Fifty Years of Monetary Policy: What Have We Learned?
[PDF 183K]
Glenn Stevens, Adam Cagliarini and Christopher Kent, Reserve Bank of Australia
Panellist Comments [PDF 99K]
Jean-Claude Trichet -
Financial Stability: 10 Questions and About Seven Answers
[PDF 93K]
Jaime Caruana, Bank for International Settlements
Panellist Comments [PDF 61K]
William C. Dudley -
What Have We Learned in the Past Fifty Years About the International
Financial Architecture? [PDF 100K]
Andrew Crockett, JPMorgan Chase International -
Increased Understanding of Supply Side Economics
[PDF 164K]
Anne O. Krueger, Johns Hopkins University