Alan Greenspan

hould have a direct relationship, moving them in the same direction. If prices go up and interest rates are raised it will lead to less borrowing and the economy will slow down. This works the same if the situation were reversed. By doing this he is basically balancing short-term interest rates, gross domestic product, employment and inflation. These policies soon became known as the Taylor rules. He is now serving as the secretary for international affairs for the Department of Treasury.
             It is one's opinion that Alan Greenspan was the right man to be reelected. He has controlled our economy for years and has been an economic consultant for since 1953. Someone who has tha
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