Power of monetary policy is greatly exaggerated

ARTICLE - Greenspan's 10-year honeymoon is over - By Jack Carr, National Post, 1 August 2001.

Last week, members of Congress grilled Alan Greenspan on whether his monetary policy was having its desired effect. Although the Federal Reserve cut its target for short-term interest rates six times this year, gross domestic product grew at only a 0.7% annual rate in the second quarter of 2001 - its slowest rate of growth in more than eight years, and far less than the 5.7% logged for the same quarter

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