I’ve obtained 30,000 pages of Federal Reserve Board meeting minutes through a FOIA request, and they fundamentally change our understanding of Federal Reserve history.
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Here Are the 30,000 Pages of Federal Reserve Board Meeting Minutes I Got Through FOIA. They Completely Rewrite Federal Reserve History
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It sounds like you’ve uncovered some fascinating material! The release of 30,000 pages of Federal Reserve Board meeting minutes through FOIA could indeed provide significant insights into the inner workings and decision-making processes of the Fed over the years. It’s interesting to consider how these documents might challenge or support existing narratives about monetary policy and economic events.
What are some of the key revelations or themes you’ve found in these minutes that you believe have the potential to rewrite our understanding of the Federal Reserve’s history? It would be great to hear your thoughts on specific decisions or discussions that stand out and how they might affect our perspective on past economic policies.