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David C. Wheelock examines the extent to which the Federal Reserve System's organization affected policy during the Great Depression. Some authors contend that the Fed’s organization caused it to be more receptive to private interests—or to the interests of policymakers wishing to extend their bureaucratic domain—than to the public’s interests.
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