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...e federally chartered Bank operated somewhat like a central bank (like the Federal Reserve System a century later). Local bankers and politicians annoyed by the controls exe

...3]] but following the further [[panic of 1907]] the Congress created the [[Federal Reserve System]] and granted it powers to assist banks that faced demands that they would

The [[Federal Reserve System|Federal Reserve Bank]], the Bank of Japan and the [[Bank of England]] made

...ed the tariff issue; the [[Federal Farm Loan Act]]; and most notably the [[Federal Reserve System]], which resolved the money issue in politics. ...ernment, the plan fit their demands. Wilson’s plan also decentralized the Federal Reserve system into 12 districts. This was designed to weaken the influence of the powerf

...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 *see also [[Federal Reserve System]]

...drich's proposal for a strong national banking system was enacted as the [[Federal Reserve System]] in 1913. [[Theodore Roosevelt]], the dominant personality of the era, was

...States, the Federal Reserve Board regulates only the member banks of the [[Federal Reserve System]], and in the [[European Union]] the [[European Central Bank]] does not

...ploration and the appointments of conservatives to the Supreme Court and [[Federal Reserve System|Federal Reserve]] chairmanship. Intense controversy in 2007 focused on the

...nced Growth Act (known as the Humphrey-Hawkins Act) which required the [[Federal Reserve System|Federal Reserve Bank]] to set one-year target ranges for money supply growt ...e major economies, along the lines of a speech by the then United States [[Federal reserve system|Federal Reserve Board]] Chairman, [[Alan Greenspan]]<ref>[http://www.federa

...nced Growth Act (known as the Humphrey-Hawkins Act) which required the [[Federal Reserve System|Federal Reserve Bank]] to set one-year target ranges for money supply growt ...e major economies, along the lines of a speech by the then United States [[Federal reserve system|Federal Reserve Board]] Chairman, [[Alan Greenspan]]<ref>[http://www.federa

The central bank of the United States is the [[Federal Reserve System]]. The Federal Reserve is independent from the government, and Congress doe

*[[Alan Greenspan]], economist and former head of the the U.S. [[Federal Reserve System]]<ref name=vanityfair2000-12>

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

...sidered by some to be Hoover's biggest political blunders. Moreover, the [[Federal Reserve System]]'s tightening of the money supply (for fear of inflation) is regarded by [

...drich's proposal for a strong national banking system was enacted as the [[Federal Reserve System]] in 1913. [[Theodore Roosevelt]], the dominant personality of the era, was

...educed tariff]], stronger [[Clayton Anti-Trust Act|antitrust laws]], the [[Federal Reserve System]], hours-and-pay benefits for railroad workers, and outlawing of child labo

New York City is home to one of the twelve district [[Federal Reserve System]] banks and is a world center of commerce, business, and culture, as well a