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... Treasury could issue more of its own Treasury notes ( or greenbacks ) in emergen- cy situations , or alter the gold backing percentage with Congressional approval . The Federal Reserve Banks would carry on lending operations to member ...
... Treasury could issue more of its own Treasury notes ( or greenbacks ) in emergen- cy situations , or alter the gold backing percentage with Congressional approval . The Federal Reserve Banks would carry on lending operations to member ...
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... Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve Board . Public disagreement embarrassed the Admin- istration and Congressional Committees threatened to launch investigations into the subject . On March 4 , 1951 , the Treasury and the Board ...
... Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve Board . Public disagreement embarrassed the Admin- istration and Congressional Committees threatened to launch investigations into the subject . On March 4 , 1951 , the Treasury and the Board ...
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... Treasury could finance government deficits sim- ply by printing treasury note currency , but this would increase the monetary base ( currency and demand de- posits ) and tend to increase initial bank deposits that serve as the multiple ...
... Treasury could finance government deficits sim- ply by printing treasury note currency , but this would increase the monetary base ( currency and demand de- posits ) and tend to increase initial bank deposits that serve as the multiple ...
Contents
LATION | 98 |
A Chartering and Entry Requirements | 101 |
B Bank Insurance and Supervision | 109 |
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