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Aug 21

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Fed Chairman Upbeat on Prospects for Economy

Ben Bernanke offered a hopeful forecast for the U.S. economy Friday, saying "prospects for a return to growth in the near term appear good." Economists weigh in on the outlook.

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Jul 30

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Tales From the Fed: Rivlin on Fed Independence

Paul Solman: Tonight on the NewsHour, we’re airing a piece exploring the suspicions some people have about the Federal Reserve and the the Fed’s efforts to be more transparent. Amid all the talk of auditing the Fed or having…

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Jul 20

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Ask Fed Chief Ben Bernanke About the Economy

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Paul Solman: My longtime motto: There is no big time. But if there were, this might be your chance to become part of it. You can pose an economic question here — not to me or even one of my…

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Oct 08

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Mounting Economic Anxieties Ripple Across the Globe

Central banks around the world cut interest rates Wednesday in a joint effort to ease credit and spur growth, but a weak market response signaled the move failed to abet fears.

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Nov 16

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Nobel Prize-Winning Economist Milton Friedman Dies at Age 94

Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman died Thursday at age 94. He was an expert on the free market and, as one of the nations most prominent economic thinkers, served as an advisor to several Presidents.

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