Speech by Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan, 30 Aug

SPEECH - In the speech 'Economic volatility' made on Friday at a Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City symposium Greenspan defended the Fed's decisions on interest rates in the late 1990s, saying policy makers couldn't have deflated the stock-market bubble without raising rates to such high levels that it would have pushed the U.S. into a severe recession.

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Remarks by Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan at a

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