It was this list I had in mind when I made the comment in June. At one hearing of the House Economics Committee I in fact read from such a list. See House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics (2011), Reserve Bank of Australia Annual Report 2010, HRSCE, Melbourne, 26 August. Available at <http://parlinfo.aph.gov.au/parlInfo/download/ committees/commrep/306ee889-2f7e-4661-964b-5264b58b7169/toc_pdf/Standing%20Committee%20on%20 Economics_2011_08_26_393_Official_DISTRIBUTED.pdf;fileType=application%2Fpdf#search=%22committe es/commrep/306ee889-2f7e-4661-964b-5264b58b7169/0001%22>.
8  BIS central bankers’ speeches  That comment elicited some attention. The Chairman of the Productivity Commission was, I am led to understand, inundated with media demands for “the list” and had to explain that it didn’t quite exist in that form.