A very big shoe to fill - A successor to Greenspan

FEATURE - The Economist magazine, 9 March, reports on the search to replace the chairman of the US Federal Reserve - Time to groom an heir for Alan Greenspan.

The Bush administration prides itself on its forward thinking. Since September 11th scores of officials have been packed off to secret locations to form a back-up government in case Washington is hit by a nuclear attack. Karl Rove, the White House's chief political planner, spent years preparing the 2000 campaign; he already, it is said

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