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Retiring from the Fed would be good for Greenspan, good for the country

by Ed Lotterman • September 26, 1999

The U.S. economy is doing better than it has in decades. Inflation and unemployment are low, incomes are rising, and the stock market remains high. You already knew that, you say? Well then consider this: Alan Greenspan should announce that…

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Trivial side issues mask real story of whether Western aid is effective

by Ed Lotterman • September 19, 1999

A 24-hour convenience store is robbed. Crime reporters immediately converge on the First National Bank where they ask, “Is it true some of the money taken in the robbery at Joe’s are funds your bank lent him as part of…

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Propping up commodity prices isn’t the way to save family farms

by Ed Lotterman • September 12, 1999

Farming is one economic sector that’s missing out on the current general prosperity. And with only 15 months to the next general election, politicians are scrambling to help. Some, such as Minnesota’s Paul Wellstone and North Dakota’s Byron Dorgan, are…

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