Thursday, November 7, 2019
Economics1 essays
Economics1 essays    The aim of this essay is not to agree with or refute the statement made by Douglass     North. The purpose of this essay is to identify the key points of the statement and discuss     with relation to the institutional evolution in the Australian financial and labour Markets.     With this, it will attempt to conclude whether the statement has a relevance to the     evolution of the financial and labour markets.       The passage, taken from Norths paper Institutions has a relevance to Australias     Financial and Labour Markets. Its relevance can be shown by analysing the key points of     the statement. These being, institutions are humanly devised, institutions provide     constraints to the market, institutions provide economic incentives and institutional     change leads an economy towards its success or failure.         Norths statement regards Institutions as being  humanly devised . Institutions are     devised for the purpose of protecting the various groups effected by the market. This is     done by imposing corrections on a market ( subject to failure). A market failure occurs     when the market is unable to determine the use and allocation of resources in a way     society most desires. ( Kirkwood, Cronk, Swiericzuk      intervention in a market occurs due to imperfections in the market and is an attempt at     ammending such imperfections. The key institution within the financial system is the     Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). In January 1960, legislation was passed to create the     RBA, hiving off the central banking functions of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia     (CBA). The induction of the RBA in1960 was due to growing concern from the private     banking sector of a commercial bank maintaining the functions of a central bank (Lewis      ensure that monetary and banking policy of     the bank is directed to the greatest advantage of the ...     
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