H.R. 3512 and H.R. 3066: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Domestic Monetary Policy of the Committee on Banking, Finance, and Urban Affairs, House of Representatives, One Hundred First Congress, First Session, November 9, 1989U.S. Government Printing Office, 1990 - 144 lappuses |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 44.
2. lappuse
... interest rates affects every businessman and woman , worker , consumer , borrower and lender in the United States . The dilemma has been very well stated in your opening state- ment . The dilemma created by this concentration of power ...
... interest rates affects every businessman and woman , worker , consumer , borrower and lender in the United States . The dilemma has been very well stated in your opening state- ment . The dilemma created by this concentration of power ...
3. lappuse
... interest rates targets even though its power affects every American . It waits 6 weeks before releasing policy decisions . The President , who is responsible for the performance of the economy and is blamed if things go wrong , often ...
... interest rates targets even though its power affects every American . It waits 6 weeks before releasing policy decisions . The President , who is responsible for the performance of the economy and is blamed if things go wrong , often ...
5. lappuse
... interest rates or bank reserves . The FOMC currently keeps major policy decisions secret for 6 weeks after they are made and carried out . While secrecy may help insulate the Federal Reserve from criticism , secrecy has two eco- nomic ...
... interest rates or bank reserves . The FOMC currently keeps major policy decisions secret for 6 weeks after they are made and carried out . While secrecy may help insulate the Federal Reserve from criticism , secrecy has two eco- nomic ...
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... interests of the fiscal policy of an administration operating fiscal policy at the time . That is not our intent . Our intent is to try to suggest some modest changes that we think can improve the Fed . Let me take the first because I ...
... interests of the fiscal policy of an administration operating fiscal policy at the time . That is not our intent . Our intent is to try to suggest some modest changes that we think can improve the Fed . Let me take the first because I ...
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... interests of agriculture , small business and consumers . Some banks do have advisory committees representing these groups but representation on the advisory committee is not the same thing as representation on the board with an actual ...
... interests of agriculture , small business and consumers . Some banks do have advisory committees representing these groups but representation on the advisory committee is not the same thing as representation on the board with an actual ...
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