Hey guys, anybody know where I could find old news, articles, or maybe some books with a focus on Central Banks and their rates policies? Just want some historical perspective on a few things. Thanks.
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yea here is url to books
http://www.amazon.com/Dumb-Dumber-Madeline-Dorr/dp/0816736952
Is there an archive on the Feds website? They probably have all of the old speeches dating back for some time
http://mitpress.mit.edu/catalog/item/default.asp?ttype=2&tid=11701 http://www.amazon.com/Federal-Reserve-System-History/dp/078641880X/ref=…
Thanks RAGErs, fed archives don't go as far back as I want though and is mostly staff research... Anyone with suggestions for the Swiss National Bank?
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Did you read End the Fed?
No I haven't, I assume its good?
I'm reading it as we speak. Ron Paul's pretty damn good at laying this shit out in an understandable manner.
Looks good Frieds, thanks. Any suggestions for foreign banks?
Jorge, call the library of congress' research desk. My buddy did that for something recently and it worked well. (Disclaimer: I have never tried it so I have no idea how tedious the process might be)
I just happened to randomly stumble upon this... http://www.bankisrael.gov.il/publeng/publeslf.php?misg_id=12
Thanks man! This is great, been combing through the Bundesbank library as well.
And Happy, thanks as well man I'll do that.
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