The Anti-Inflation Board presents its final assessment of its operations and the economic climate it addressed. This report details the activities and findings of Canada's Anti-Inflation Board, established to combat rising inflation in the late 1970s. It outlines the board's mandate, the economic conditions it faced, and the measures it implemented. The document serves as a historical record of government intervention in the economy during a period of significant price instability.

This report is a primary source document detailing a specific period of Canadian economic policy. Its value lies in its factual account of the Anti-Inflation Board's operations and the economic context of 1979. Scholars and researchers interested in Canadian economic history, monetary policy, or government regulation will find it an authoritative reference. The document provides direct insight into the challenges and strategies employed to manage inflation.