With today's market becoming increasingly deregulated, privatised and capitalist, the government has seen a dramatic loss of economic control in recent years. Monetary Policy is one of the government's strongest influential tools of the modern economy so that if it may promote: ·Stability of the Australian currency ·Full employment ·Economic prosperity It is the duty of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to use Monetary Policy to best achieve these goals for the government. The …showed first 75 words of 1195 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1195 total…rates would help to offset the first of these risks but would amplify the second. In its policy deliberations the Board has had to take into account the balance of these risks and the way they have evolved over time. The current assessment of the economic outlook, the case for an easing was judged to have weakened since June, and thus the cash rate was again kept unchanged at both the July and August meetings.