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The Oracle Reveals All
Having retired, former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan is no longer required to testify at length before Congress about the state of the global economy, the future direction of interest rates and the health of the stock market. But he was willing to sit down in his low-key Washington office for a two-hour tutorial with NEWSWEEK's Jon Meacham and Daniel Gross.
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The Greenspan Gospel
Alan Greenspan considers himself to be the luckiest economist in the world. "I was very fortunate," Greenspan told NEWSWEEK of his lengthy and eventful tenure as chairman of the Federal Reserve, which lasted from August 1987 to January 2006. "I emerged on the scene at the beginning of this extraordinary half-generation."
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