Bernanke’s Fed in 300 Words or Less

02/04/2014 Mises Wire John P. Cochran

For those who might prefer a shorter summary of Bernanke’s legacy see John B. Taylor’s 300 word “Monetary Policy During Ben Bernanke’s Time at the Fed.” Since this was originally prepared in December for the Washington Bureau of the Wall Street Journal, I would guess it is a major source for much of appeared what the Journal’s legacy editorial that is highlighted in today’s Daily.

I have trouble staying under 1000 words (Ryan - I am trying), so comments are open for Austrian assessments:

please keep suggestions under 300 words.

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