Growing Greenspan role worries some

US - Alan Greenspan has been everywhere in guiding economic policy in the wake of the terrorist attacks - slashing interest rates, helping to get Wall Street running again, shaping the tax cuts being developed by Congress and evaluating which airlines should receive government loan guarantees.

But the Federal Reserve chairman's role has provided his critics on both ends of the ideological spectrum with new ammunition for arguments that he is meddling in issues far from his official

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