BPI Chief Economist Bill Nelson delivered remarks today at an event hosted by George Washington University focusing on the Federal Reserve and whether decisions by the Fed exacerbated economic inequality after the financial crisis. The event follows the recent publication of a book by Karen Shaw Petrou, managing partner at Federal Financial Analytics, examining the topic.
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