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FEDERAL RESERVE DILEMMA: 1974

The mid 1970s experienced a variety of economically profound events. Among these were post Vietnam volatility in U.S. markets, oil price shocks, economically questionable fiscal policies, middle-east unrest, and a period of high unemployment combined with high inflation, confounding the conventional...

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Published in:	Journal of the International Academy for Case Studies 2010-01, Vol.16, p.81
Main Authors:	Tuttle, Mark, Stretcher, Robert
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Subjects:	Budget deficits Consumer Price Index Consumer spending Consumers Consumption Costs Economic development Energy consumption Federal Reserve monetary policy GDP Gross Domestic Product Households Inflation Interest rates Mortgages Political behavior Politics Price increases Recessions Truces & cease fires Unemployment
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