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Credible monetary policy to sustain growth
Despite the fact that the U.S. economy has been performing very well recently, monetary policymakers have been the targets of some criticism. In the speech reprinted here, which was delivered to a group of bankers in June 1997, St. Louis Federal Reserve President Thomas C. Melzer responds to the critics and outlines some ideas for maintaining sustaining, noninflationary economic growth. In his assessment, credibility is a key aspect of successful monetary policy.
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Economy poised for sustainable growth
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A new look at the regional economy
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A welcome to interstate banking and branching
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What does a reserve bank do?
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Life after bank mergers
President's Message.
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Should the Fed be made more accountable?
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Encouraging community reinvestment
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Should the Fed be involved in providing financial services?
President's Message.
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Whose side is the Federal Reserve on?
President's Message.