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Spread the Fed

Name: Spread the Fed
Brand: Springer, Berlin
SKU: 9783031720505
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Distributed Central Banking and US Monetary Policy

Autor: Robert C. Hockett

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Vazba: Pevná

Vydavatel: Springer, Berlin

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This book provides insight into the history, goals, and potential of the Federal Reserve System (Fed...

Informace o knize

Autor

Robert C. Hockett

Jazyk

Angličtina

Vazba

Kniha - Pevná

Vydáno

2025

Stránek

120

EAN

9783031720505

Enbook ID

46550542

Vydavatel

Springer, Berlin

Hmotnost

380

Rozměry

148 x 210

Kompletní popis

This book provides insight into the history, goals, and potential of the Federal Reserve System (Fed). Synthesizing into a unified vision research and reflections developed over 15 years in the academy and at banking institutions, Robert C. Hockett recovers the sensible founding vision of the early 20th centiry Fed and updates it to solve the new challenges of the 21st century, especially as America now strives to recover its lost productive preeminence worldwide after decades of 'outsourcing' and consequent 'deindustrialization.'

The book presents both the original 1913 Fed and Hockett's modern restored Fed as a unique public/private and federal/local partnership specifically inspired by German industrial development banking and adapted to continent-spanning American conditions. It shows that the original Fed's focus on endogenous money and productive (not speculative) credit allocation was sound and effective as far as it went, while its ignoring exogenous sources of monetary disturbance prevented its properly handling the bubble and bust of the late 1920s and early 1930s. The reaction to that error after the mid-1930s, the book shows, fell into the opposite error, pretending that monetary aggregates could be adequately modulated without being forthrightly allocated in productive rather than speculative directions. A 'Goldilocks Fed,' Hockett shows, must both productively allocate endogenous money and sensibly modulate exogenous money - twin prerequisites to both productive investment and financial stability. Happily, Hockett shows, the twelve regional Federal Reserve District Banks were founded for just these purposes, and can be revitalized to achieve them anew.