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Hamilton the central banker

September 7, 2016 by rgrossman

Read my latest OUP blog post about Alexander Hamilton as the father of American central banking.

Categories Economic policy, monetary policy Tags Alexander Hamilton, Andrew Jackson, Bank of the United States, Bank War, central banking, John Quincy Adams, John Tyler, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Nicholas Biddle, Second Bank of the United States
Young, scrappy, and hungry
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