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: Progressive [[discount rate]] reductions by the [[Federal Reserve System|Federal Reserve]] reducing the federal funds rate from 6 per cent in 2000

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...orm of the banking system, which was accomplished by the creation of the [[Federal Reserve System]] in 1913. ...tems worked, thanks to their central banks. They proposed what became the federal Reserve System. It was impossible, however, to pass any legislation proposed by bankers as

San Francisco is home to one of the twelve district [[Federal Reserve System]] banks.

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..., and the Limits to Interwar American Nationalism: Part II: Strong and the Federal Reserve System in the 1920s]," ''Economic Quarterly&ndash;Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond

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...ury Department supervision. Three-quarters of the remaining banks in the [[Federal Reserve System]] reopened within the next three days and currency and gold flowed back int ...rs for up to $5,000. Banks and thrifts need not have been member of the [[Federal Reserve System]] in order to participate. The Banking Act also incorporated the [[Glass-S

...r conclusion by the United States authorities led to the creation of the [[Federal Reserve System]] with powers to act as [[lender of last resort]]. Those measures were desi

...nd]]'s gold reserves were running so low that its governor persuaded the [[Federal Reserve System|Federal Reserve Bank of New York]] to lower its [[discount rate]]. ...ts, and provided the banks with substantial financial assistance. The [[Federal Reserve system]] began to expand the [[monetary base]], and there followed a limited and d

...e is some evidence of a connection between the subprime crisis and the [[Federal Reserve System]]'s conduct of [[monetary policy]]. Since the 1980s, the Bank's monetary p ...t was the ''Community Reinvestment Act 1977'' (CRA), which required the [[Federal Reserve System|Federal Reserve]] and other government agencies to encourage banks to provi

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..., and the limits to interwar American nationalism: Part II: Strong and the Federal Reserve System in the 1920s'', Economic Quarterly - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond , Sp

...r's angriest—and most powerful—voter-viewers: those who hate the Feds, the Federal Reserve System|Fed, and the Ivy League . It was Ailes who put the "party" in the tea parti

...reductions in the [[money supply]] resulting from policy mistakes by the [[Federal Reserve system|Federal Reserve Bank]]

Philadelphia is home to one of the twelve district [[Federal Reserve System]] banks.

Dallas is home to one of the twelve district [[Federal Reserve System]] banks.

...s.frb.org/about/pubs/begin.pdf Roger Johnson: ''Historical Beginnings: The Federal Reserve System'', Chapter 1, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, 1999]</ref> and a long perio ...ing the banking [[panic of 1907]] the United States Congress created the [[Federal Reserve System]] and granted it powers to assist banks that faced demands that they would

...ion of additional bank failures. According to Friedman and Schwarz: , "The Federal Reserve System reacted vigorously and promptly to the external drain. . . . On October 9, ..., putting pressure on both the banking system and the gold reserves of the Federal Reserve System. Bank failures and action to resist the gold drain further reduced the stoc