Titlebook: Who Governs?; Legislatures, Bureau John H. Wood Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Sprin

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So Who Governs?, regard to the questions raised in Chap. ., it may be doubted that they in fact brought significant changes. The financial markets have made use of the new technologies but most of their participants and underlying processes have continued, and an important function of the banking system has continued to be the monetization of the government debt.

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John H. WoodContributes to the literature on the behavior of bureaucracies, the effectiveness of financial regulation, and Federal Reserve conduct.Uses William McChesney Martin, Jr.‘s conduct as president of the

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2662-3900 William McChesney Martin, Jr.‘s conduct as president of the .When we start to perceive that there is a problem in the market (such as monopoly, fraud or speculation), the legislature passes a law to correct it, a bureaucracy is created to interpret and enforce the new law, firms and other market par

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Introduction,s assigned to interpret and enforce the law, buyers and sellers comply, and the problems are solved. Or are they? Are the promises of politicians and the stories of textbooks believable? This book examines the public and government reactions, and the effectiveness of those reactions, to two famous s

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The Securities Act of 1933,ted to financial fraud arising from greed which called for the legal enforcement of transparency. Or were securities firms already transparent and well-behaved, the asset collapses having been caused by business losses? The New Deal was convinced of the former, but its legislative ambitions were mod

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Central Banking in the United States, the Federal Reserve—determined primarily by legislation, the effects of which have been controversial and often unsatisfactory as measured by instability and inflation. The most significant constants have been the desires for more regulation (mainly to offset the effects of previous regulations) an