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Carter, the Fed and `Confidence'

Thurow, Lester C. | September 3, 1977 issue

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Focuses on the possibility of the reappointment of Arthur Burns as the chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve Board as of September 3, 1977. Impact of the appointment of Burns on the unemployment and economic performance of the country; Importance of the position in terms of economic policy making; Anticipation of whether Burns shares the ethical views of the U.S. President Jimmy Carter and the U.S. Congress; Impact of policies followed by the Federal Reserve Board on the economic conditions of the U.S. during the recession of 1974-75.

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BURNS, Arthur; UNITED States. Federal Reserve Board; CHAIRMAN of the board; ECONOMIC policy; UNITED States

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