Episode Synopsis "S2 Episode 2: The Interpretation of the Federal Reserve Act"

On episode two of season 2, the guys go through big events in the first few years of the Federal Reserve system, how everyone interpreted the Federal Reserve Act, and what open market operations are. Questions? Comments? Concerns? Email us: [email protected] We are not historians or economists and may get facts wrong from time to time, so don't hesitate to let us know if we do. Nothing on this show should be taken as advice or recommendation. Enjoy the show!

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