What is the Fed?

This book is a normative guide to monetary policy, in which Meyer reproduces the debate within the Fed. These debates are about how monetary policy should deal with soaring stock prices, and whether the Fed should come forward to facilitate the controversial private sector's rescue of long-term capital management companies.

Fed years: what the Fed knows

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In the early morning of September 9, 2001, I came to China as the representative of the Central Bank of the United States delegation led by Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill. This will be my last official visit to China, and I will keep my wife with me so that I can share with her my excitement in this great country.

During a brief meeting, Minister O'Neill and I met with the Chinese President

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Foreword

introduction

Chapter One Incoming

Chapter Two Comes with Me to the Federal Open Market Committee

Chapter III hawks and doves

Chapter 4: Fortunate Temporary? Eternal blessing

Chapter V Global Financial Turbulence

The sixth reason is productivity, stupid!

Chapter VII Irrational Prosperity

Chapter VIII Landing