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Ep64: Exploring How Alexander Hamilton's Financial Genius Led to the Creation of the Federal Reserve
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SUMMARYStarting with Alexander Hamilton's crucial role in establishing the early financial system of the United States, Dr. Disha explains how his legacy laid the foundation for the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913.
The episode covers the Fed's tools for managing the economy, including the federal funds rate, reserve requirements, and open market operations, highlighting how these mechanisms impact everyday financial decisions.
Dr. Spath brings history to life with a focus on how the principles established by Hamilton continue to guide modern economic policy and influence our financial lives today.
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