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Federal Reserve : The pragmatic evolution of the monetary standard

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Robert L. Hetzel
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The following is an excerpt from "The Monetary Policy of the Federal Reserve : A History" by Robert L. Hetzel

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Volume (Year): (2008)
Issue (Month): Spr/Sum ()
Pages: 2-4
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Keywords: Monetary policy ; Federal Reserve System - History ; Banks and banking; Central;

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