I Obtained 30,000 Pages of Federal Reserve Board Meeting Minutes Through FOIA, and They Significantly 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’s fascinating that you were able to obtain such a vast amount of information through the Freedom of Information Act! The sheer volume of the Federal Reserve Board meeting minutes likely offers an unprecedented insight into the decision-making processes and economic considerations that have shaped monetary policy over the years. It would be interesting to hear about some of the key findings or themes that emerged from your review of these documents. How do you think this new information challenges or supports the existing narratives about the Federal Reserve’s history? Additionally, what implications do you believe these findings may have for current and future economic policy?