The Fed at 100

Who better to talk about the economy than the people who manage US monetary policy?

On December 6, representatives of the Fed from across the country spoke to the Quinlan community about the banking system's centennial. They focused on past performances as well as how well the Fed is doing in attaining its goals of full employment, high economic growth, and price stability.

First 100 years

William Roberds: Research economist and senior policy adviser with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. 

David Wheelock: Vice President and Deputy Director of the Research Division of the Federal Reserve of St. Louis. 

Present monetary policy

Charles Evans: President, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.