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Dean Baker, Progressive Economist, defends the idea of central banking in general, though not our Federal Reserve. Contrasts Spain and Britain’s situation with central bankers. Enumerates bank collapses in the pre-Fed era. Regret that I was too close to the steps, as the feet are stepping on the background.
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Dean Baker, Progressive Economist, defends the idea of central banking in general, though not our Federal Reserve. Contrasts Spain and Britain’s situation with central bankers. Enumerates bank collapses in the pre-Fed era. Regret that I was too close to the steps, as the feet are stepping on the background.
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Dean Baker considers the following as important:
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