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Alan Greenspan in 1987 - shows the president's investment in Warsh's appointment. In the run-up to Warsh's appointment, he repeatedly called on Powell and the central bank to cut interest rates
Alan Greenspan, who successfully argued that the information technology boom of the late 1990s justified not raising interest rates despite low and declining unemployment. Greenspan believed that the productivity boost delivered by computers gave