Understanding the Federal Reserve and Monetary PolicyThe Rosen Publishing Group, Inc, 2011 M12 15 - 80 páginas The Federal Reserve--the central bank of the U.S.--has long been shrouded in mystery and controversy. Its deliberations and actions have often occurred far from the public eye, yet its decisions have a profound impact on ordinary citizens. This book introduces readers to the history, structure, and operations of the Fed and shows exactly how its decisions impact both the nation's economy and its citizens. As the Fed makes its deliberations and decision-making more and more transparent to the public, and as the nation continues its recovery from the recession, this book could not be more timely or needful. |
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Introduction | 4 |
The Establishment Of The Federal Reserve System | 8 |
What Does The Federal Reserve Do? | 19 |
The Fed In Action | 32 |
The Fed And The Great Recession | 45 |
Monetary Policy In a Modern Global Economy | 52 |
Looking To The Future | 60 |
Glossary | 67 |
For More Information | 69 |
For Further Reading | 72 |
Bibliography | 73 |
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