John Hilsenrath, một cây bút có tiếng của WSJ và được đồn đại là "tay trong" của Fed có một bài về tiền tệ (và chính trị) rất đáng đọc:
"The fury surrounding the central bank is as old as the U.S. Before there was a Fed, there was a First Bank of the United States over which the founding fathers deeply disagreed. Alexander Hamilton, a New York banker, strongly advocated for it. Thomas Jefferson, a Virginia farmer, vehemently opposed. George Washington sided with Hamilton. James Madison sided with Jefferson. When Madison became president, he supported a second central bank, which Andrew Jackson later ended. There was no central bank until the Fed was created in 1913 — and during that stretch the booms, busts, panics, speculation and bank runs now blamed on the Fed were even more frequent."
http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2011/12/28/what-is-money-and-how-do-you-destroy-it/
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