<br/><p>ISBN 978-3-540-77793-9&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;e-ISBN 978-3-540-77794-6<br/>Library of Congress Control Number: 2008924057</p><p><font color="#ff0033">&copy; 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg</font></p><p>203pages，By Donald D. Hester</p><p>Contents<br/>Part 1: The Federal Reserve and Monetary Policy.................................1<br/>1 Introduction .........................................................................................3<br/>1.1 Political Role of the Federal Reserve ...........................................4<br/>1.2 Legislative Guidance ....................................................................7<br/>1.3 Economic Guidance......................................................................9<br/>1.4 The Preparations for and Conduct of Open-Market! Committee Meetings.....................10<br/>1.5 Initial Conditions ........................................................................11<br/>2 Marriner S. Eccles and Thomas B. McCabe: 1945–1951..................13<br/>3 William McChesney Martin, Jr. 1951–1970 .....................................19<br/>3.1 Monetary Policy 1951:2–1960:4 ................................................19<br/>3.2 Monetary Policy 1961:1–1970:1 ................................................27<br/>4 Arthur F. Burns and G. William Miller: 1970–1979 .........................41<br/>7 L) ~/ s' c&amp; h1 c6 ]5 Paul A. Volcker: 1979–1987 ..............................57<br/>6 Alan Greenspan: 1987–2006 .............................................................79 <br/>6.1 Monetary Policy 1987:3–1995:2 ................................................79<br/>6.2 Monetary Policy 1995:3–2005:4 ................................................89<br/>7 Benjamin S. Bernanke 2006– ............................................................99</p><p>8 Overview and Summary of Part 1 ...................................................111<br/>8.1 Indicators and Instruments........................................................111<br/>8.2 What Has Changed That Allows Control of Real Interest<br/>Rates to Influence GDP and Inflation in the 21st Century?......116<br/>8.3 What Considerations Are Likely to Impede the7 Effectiveness of Monetary Policy? ......118<br/>8.4 What Guidelines for the Federal Reserve Emerge from1 This History? ...........................124<br/>Part 2: Recovery, Growth, and Adaptation in U.S. Banking............. 131<br/>9 Introduction: The First Twenty-Five Years.....................................133<br/>9.1 Realizing the Boons: 1945–1960..............................................135<br/>9.2 A Decade of Regulatory Disintegration: 1961–1970 ............... 137<br/>10 Resolution: 1971–2007..................................................................1456 <br/>10.1 Innovations, Turbulence, and Restructuring: 1971–1983.......145<br/>10.2 Further Waffling and Finally Absorbing the Losses: 1984–1994 ..................................155<br/>10.3 The Aftermath: 1995–2007 .................................................... 164<br/>11 Overview and Summary of Part 2 .................................................171</p><p>11.1 Comparing the 1920s and the 1990s.......................................171<br/>11.2 Evaluating the Changing Returns and Risk Exposures of Clients of Banks ..................175 <br/>11.3 An Interpretation of Recent History .......................................182<br/>11.4 The Changing Nature of Banks .............................................. 185<br/>Postscript ............................................................................................189<br/>Monetary Policy .............................................................................189<br/>Financial Innovation and Regulation.............................................. 1923 <br/>References ..........................................................................................195</p><p></p><br/>

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