China: a new model for growth and development, 2013 (22-11-16)

Distinguished Professor of Economics at the Australian National University[2][3] and both a Vice-Chancellor's Fellow and Professorial Fellow of Economics at The University of Melbourne.[4] Throughout his career Garnaut held a number of influential political and economic positions as: Senior Economic Adviser to Prime Minister Bob Hawke (1983–85), Australia's Ambassador to China (1985–88), Chairman of the Primary Industry Bank of Australia (1989–94), Chairman of BankWest (1988–95), Head of Division in the Papua New Guinea Department of Finance (1975–76) and Chairman of Lihir Gold.