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My Take | Greenspan helped blow up capitalism. China saved it
Long-reigning Fed chair personalised the fanaticism of a US system that triggered two worldwide economic crises.
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caixinglobal.com
Commentary: Alan Greenspan and the End of Globalization’s Age of Faith
The late Federal Reserve chairman presided over an era of unbridled optimism, but his blind spots regarding systemic risk left enduring challenges for central bankers in both the…
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scmp.com
Editorial | Alan Greenspan’s passing marks the end of an era
Tragically, the long-serving Fed chair’s stance against stricter supervision of the US financial and banking systems came back to haunt him.
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zerohedge.com
Debt Tsunami: The Alan Greenspan Legacy
We are still paying a huge price for this mismanagement...
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afr.com
Greenspan’s legacy was being in the right place at right time
While causes of the “Great Moderation” are debated to this day, it reflected global improvements in economic management and institutions more than the skills of one man.
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My Take | Greenspan helped blow up capitalism. China saved it
Long-reigning Fed chair personalised the fanaticism of a US system that triggered two worldwide economic crises.
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arabnews.com
Ex-Fed chair Greenspan’s mixed legacy
Alan Greenspan, who died last week at the age of 100, was one of the most consequential chairs the Federal Reserve Board has had in its 112 years of existence. But consequential…
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Cover Story: Greenspan, the Market and the Reckoning
The 13th Federal Reserve chairman presided over an era of unprecedented economic expansion, but his legacy remains inextricably linked to the 2008 financial crisis and the perils…
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CX Daily: Greenspan, the Market and the Reckoning
The 13th Federal Reserve chairman presided over an era of unprecedented economic growth, but still left a checkered legacy
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businessdailyafrica.com
Ex-US Fed Reserve chair Greenspan’s century of impact on markets, money
Greenspan led the US Fed from 1987 to 2006, serving five terms under four presidents — Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush.