Practitioner at the Helm of the Fed: What Are the Implications?

Based on the structure of the Federal Reserve System, the Fed's decision-making power is heavily concentrated within the Fed's Board of Governors entity. More importantly the chair of the Board of Governors is automatically the chair of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC). Thus, given...

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