Book notes: Advice & Dissent: My Life in Public Service, by YV Reddy
Engaging look into private life and career of former governor of Reserve Bank of India
YV Reddy, Advice & Dissent: My Life in Public Service, Harper Business, 2017, 496 pages
The autobiography of a central banker, or anyone else who has had a long career, can deal entirely with personal life, entirely with business life, or combine the two. In this most enjoyable book, YV Reddy, governor of India’s central bank from 2003 to 2008, follows a middle course. It starts from his childhood and ends when India’s fourteenth finance commission (which he chaired) reported at the end of 2014
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