A hyperactive central banker who needed an anchor

- Central Banking staff
- 02 Apr 2004

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The Dallas Fed has introduced a special section to its website "Rhymes with No Reason" listing some of Bob McTeer's classic poems. As well as prose from the 'lonesome dove' it contains various stories including how he apparently saved a dog's life.

Oh, dear.

I bought a beer.

I bought a beer in Bordeaux.

Oh, dear.

This is just one of the gems on offer here:

http://www.dallasfed.org/mcteer/rhyme/index.html

Here's another titled Dollarization, A Limerick:

There once was a hyperactive central banker

Whose

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