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Power . . . Personality . . . Paradox When Alan Greenspan talks, Wall Street listens-as do bankers, investors, politicians, and economists throughout the world. He is the number one arbiter of U.S. monetary policy-credited, as Chairman of the Federal Reserve, with having simultaneously held inflation down and kept the economy growing throughout the longest and largest economic expansion in U.S. history. Yet, this Atlas of number crunchers, who owned and operated a highly successful Wall Street consulting firm, never amassed a personal fortune, was a member of the cultlike inner circle…
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3 editions- Hardcover · English · 2002Diane Pub Co · 302 pages · 9780756792961
- Ebook · English · 2002John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. · 9780471433569
- Other · English · 2002Wiley · 302 pages · 9780471399063
BiographyBiography & AutobiographyGovernment economistsMonetary policyNonfictionBiographiesGreenspan, alan, 1926-Monetary policy, united states




