Book notes: Imagining the Fed, by Nicolas Thompson
Nicolas Thompson, Imagining the Fed: the struggle for the heart of the Federal Reserve, 1913–1970, SUNY Press, 2021, 338 pages
The US was slow to settle on a permanent central bank, even though by 1913 – still during the heyday of the Gold Standard – it was already the largest industrial economy and had been for some decades.
In this relatively short new book, Nicolas Thompson, a politics academic at the University of South Florida, traces aspects of the evolution of the Federal Reserve
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