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Summers and Rubin appeared with Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan on the cover of a February 1999 issue of Time magazine, which dubbed them “the Three Marketeers” on “the Committee to Save the World...
During the 2004 presidential race, political pundits identified Lawrence H. Summers as a likely pick to succeed Alan Greenspan as chairman of the Federal Reserve in the event of a Kerry victory...
...small rise in the yuan's value (say 5%), and they recognize that the Chinese are unlikely to go along with a more consequential one (say 25%). But the Administration feels some heat needs to be put on China to ward off protectionist measures in Congress. Indeed, Alan Greenspan pointed out last week that revaluing the yuan won't help the trade imbalance because U.S.-made products will still cost more than those from China, Thailand and Malaysia. "We will be importing the same goods," he said. China responded to the pressure late last week by announcing it will hike...
...reduce harmful emissions but lacks the political will to do so? It would be better for the American people to start planting trees in their backyards and write to their Representatives in Washington to tell President Bush to support the Kyoto Protocol. Jim Victa Hipolito Kawit, the Philippines Give Greenspan a Break Your story about the rocky economy and tough criticism faced by Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan was titled "Greenspan's Deficits" [May 2]. That's unfair and misleading. It's like calling the Indian Ocean catastrophe "Bush's tsunami." Notwithstanding some bumps along the road, Greenspan...
Your story about the rocky economy and tough criticism faced by Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan was titled "Greenspan's Deficits" [May 2]. That's unfair and misleading. It's like calling the Indian Ocean catastrophe "Bush's tsunami." Notwithstanding some bumps along the road, Greenspan has presided over a period of great prosperity. Today's massive deficits stem from a bipartisan band of congressional spendthrifts and our purportedly conservative President. Greenspan sets banking and monetary policy. He has no control over the insatiable thirst of elected officials to spend, spend, spend...