

Sebastian Mallaby | A History of the Federal Reserve and the Chairmanship of Alan Greenspan
May 8, 2017
Join Sebastian Mallaby, a renowned financial historian and author, as he delves into the complex legacy of Alan Greenspan, one of the most influential figures in American economic history. He explores Greenspan's unique rise as a technocrat amidst political turmoil and his responses to financial crises. The discussion highlights the evolution of economic policy, the dynamics of power within the Federal Reserve, and the challenges of handling economic bubbles. Mallaby's insights shed light on Greenspan's impact on modern central banking and the lessons learned from his tenure.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Exploring the Rhetoric and Insights of a Central Banking Figure
04:41 • 4min
Navigating Economic Bubbles: Greenspan's Legacy
08:44 • 31min
The Great Moderation and Monetary Policy Shifts
39:51 • 10min
Formative Years of a Leader
49:41 • 5min
The Dynamics of Power and Tenderness: Alan Greenspan and Barbara Walters
55:10 • 4min
The Legacy of Greenspan and Its Impact
59:02 • 8min
Reflections on Alan Greenspan's Insights into Economic Challenges
01:07:19 • 2min