Alan Greenspan's worried signals

Article Abstract:

GOP control in Congress, which should give Greenspan, a Republican, more power than ever, actually makes it hard for him to achieve his goal of stopping inflation. Both parties have attacked his interest-rate hikes, and drastic tax cuts could lower investor confidence, again fuelling inflation.

Column, Interest rates

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Alan Greenspan and the embrace of the duchesses

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Federal Reserve Board chairman Alan Greenspan's endorsement of Pres Clinton's economic policy is lukewarm, as he would have preferred more spending cuts instead of increased taxes. It remains to be seen how Greenspan's monetary policy will fit into the Clinton plan.

Clinton, Bill, Monetary policy

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Alan Grenspan, fiscal fiddler

Article Abstract:

US economic policy and that of Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, are examined in detail.

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