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Bibliography Anonymous. American Bank Regulation: Four Into One Can Go. The Economist 330 (March 5, 1994): 88-91. Cocheo, Steve. Declaration of Independence. ABA Banking Journal 87 (February 1995): 43-48. Syron, Richard F. The Fed Must Continue to Supervise Banks. New England Economic Review (January/February 1994): 3-8...
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how does the federal reserve control the money supply? You would see growth and unemployment rates would go down, the U.S. could begin with a 17 percent personal and business rate, with "generous exemptions on personal income," so that a family of four, for example would pay no tax on the first $46,000 and only 17 percent above that...	2 / 310
Federal Reserve This will increase the money supply and reduce interest rates. It will also decrease inflation and unemployment. It will also increase the investment spending which will stimulate the economy and increase output above full employment (O'Sullivan et al, 2006)...	2 / 446
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