Greenspan bashing? Old news
Bloomberg reports on a growing trend: Greenspan-bashing. Hailed as perhaps the greatest central banker who ever lived when he left the Federal Reserve in 2006, Greenspan is under attack from critics ranging from the New York Times to economists at the American Enterprise Institute for his handling of the 2000-2005 housing boom. Where were you ...
Bloomberg reports on a growing trend: Greenspan-bashing.
Bloomberg reports on a growing trend: Greenspan-bashing.
Hailed as perhaps the greatest central banker who ever lived when he left the Federal Reserve in 2006, Greenspan is under attack from critics ranging from the New York Times to economists at the American Enterprise Institute for his handling of the 2000-2005 housing boom.
Where were you guys in January 2005?
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