美联储：世界最大的金融机构推动市场内幕 The Fed: The Inside Story of How the pdf pdb 阿里云 极速 mobi caj kindle 下载

　　Martin Mayer's engaging examination of the much-talked-about but little understood U.S. Federal Reserve begins with the dramatic events of October 1998, a month in which the market closed "lock limit down" for the first time in almost a decade. At the same time, Alan Greenspan, the Fed's chairman, began radically reinventing his agency's role and its influence on the market. Indeed, while most of the rest of the world's countries were diminishing the role of their central banks, Congress was granting new powers and responsibilities to the Fed. Mayer's book--part history, part journalistic report, and all detailed analysis--looks at the significance of those powers, their benefits and risks, and what they mean to the markets. He also devotes chapters to the day-to-day inner workings of the Fed, its influence in international financial matters, and its possible role in coming years.

As a prolific author and respected economics scholar, Mayer has been immersed in the financial world for decades and provides both bird's-eye and long-range views of money's complicated maneuverings. Without his excellent storytelling abilities and fluid writing style, this book would be heavy going for anyone who doesn't speak the language of high finance. Though it is most definitely dense (and its structure somewhat erratic), Mayer manages to make a complicated subject accessible for those with more interest than actual knowledge. An informative look at a hitherto enigmatic but influential institution. --S. Ketchum

Preface

PART ONe: MaGic TRICKS

Chapter 1: The Magician on the World Stage

Chapter 2: The Magician at Home

PART Two: CENTRAL RANKS

Chapter 3: What Is a Central Bank?

Chapter 4: The Question of Independence

PART THREE: AVOIDING CATASTROPHE

Chapter 5: The System and Its Risks

Chapter 6: The Amen'can Lender of Last Resort

PART FouR: MAKING MONEY

Chapter 7: The Age of lnvenlion

Chapter 8: Monetary Policy in the Maelstrom

Chapter 9: Disaster Time

Chapter 10: Greenspan and the Markets

Chapter 11: Internationally

PART FIVE: THE DAY JOBS

Chapter 12: The Payments Franchise

Chapter 13: Supervisions

Chapter 14: The Fed and the Poor

PART SIX: WHAT'S NEXT?

Chapter 15: The Fed in Our Future

Notes

Index

Martin Mayer is a premier financial journalist with more than thirty books to his credit, including The Bankers and The Greatest-Ever Bank Robbery. A guest scholar at the Brookings Institution, a regular contributor to The Wall Street Journal, and a popul

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The Federal Reserve system was designed, built and operated as an agency that forced its policies on American banks. The banks in turn had the power to push around the real economy. Now the Federal Reserve finds itself in a world where banks don't matter as much. Markets set interest rates, markets determine liquidity and markets help or hinder the plans of businessmen. Markets are unpredictable, international and, worst of all, they have their own information systems that do not follow the rules of banking or bank supervision. In response, the Federal Reseve has reinvented itself in a way not yet understood even by sophisticated investors. This text offers a look at the "new" Federal Reserve: what it does, what it doesn't do, what it must do, how it works, and how it hasn't changed. It looks at how the Federal Reserve judges market levels, how and when it decides to intervene, how it judges whether a hot economy will produce inflation or not, and many other decisions it makes.