"The Federal Reserve: A New History"

"The Federal Reserve: A New History" is a comprehensive examination of the U.S. central bank, explaining its origins, evolution, and impact on the economy. It offers insights into key events, policies, and decisions that have shaped American financial stability and growth. The book highlights the Fed's role in managing inflation, regulating banks, and responding to economic crises. By analyzing both successes and failures, it provides a nuanced understanding of how the Federal Reserve functions and its significance in the global financial system, making it relevant for policymakers, economists, and anyone interested in economic history.