Volcker Becomes Federal Reserve Chairman
Paul Volcker begins his term as Federal Reserve chairman with inflation running at damaging levels, setting the stage for a major change in the conduct of monetary policy.
Role range: 1979-1987
Follow Paul Adolph Volcker through 3 dated historical records for United States of America.
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Paul Volcker begins his term as Federal Reserve chairman with inflation running at damaging levels, setting the stage for a major change in the conduct of monetary policy.
Role range: 1979-1987
After an unscheduled meeting, Volcker announces a shift toward controlling bank reserves rather than closely targeting the federal funds rate, a major anti-inflation change that permits interest rates to move much more widely.
Role range: 1979-1987
With presidential approval, the Federal Reserve imposes a broad credit-control program that includes special reserve requirements and restraints intended to curb rapidly expanding credit and inflationary pressures.
Role range: 1979-1987
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