The Power and Independence of the Federal Reserve
Peter Conti-Brown • Princeton University Press • ISBN 9780691178387
The Power and Independence of the Federal Reserve
Peter Conti-Brown • Princeton University Press • ISBN-13 9780691178387
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ISBN 9780691178387 • Completeness 48
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A comprehensive scholarly analysis of the Federal Reserve's historical development, governance structure, and the tension between its independence and political accountability.
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Publisher: Princeton University PressPages: 360
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Contributor: Peter Conti-Brown
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Category: Banking LawCategory: Central BanksCategory: Financial InstitutionsCategory: Monetary PolicyCategory: Political EconomyCategory: United States Federal ReserveCategory: Central BankingCategory: Institutional History
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