With Ben Bernanke's semi-annual testimony on Capitol Hill last week, and his town meeting in Kansas City yesterday (segments of the event will be aired this week, starting tonight, on Newshour with Jim Lehrer), the Fed Reserve chair is getting a lot of attention. But it is good to remember that the Federal Reserve district banks have been making valuable, informational resources available to the public. For example, the New York Fed has put together timelines of the global economoc crisis. Here's a sample.
Click here to look at the timelines--a domestic timline dating back to June 2007, and an international timeline that follows G-7 responses to the crisis since September 2008.
Posted
07-27-2009 10:00 AM
by
Graham Griffith