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Alan Greenspan has died at 100. One of the longest-serving chairmen in Federal Reserve history, he built an aura of almost mythic infallibility, only to see it unravel after he left office. His death is an elegy for an era defined by a headlong embrace of globalization. Globalization has not disappeared, but the unbounded confidence that once sustained it has faded.













