Presidential Pressure and the Fed's Independence

This chapter explores the complex relationship between the U.S. president and the Federal Reserve, focusing on the administration's attempts to influence interest rate decisions. It also highlights the historical significance of Lisa Cook's appointment to the Fed and discusses the broader implications for economic stability amidst recent policy changes.

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