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Tough calls: Lessons from Volcker, inflation, and the Fed’s crossroads
Jan 16, 2025“The standard of living of the average American has to decline,” he said. “I don’t think you can escape that.” These were the words of Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker as he testified before Congress in October 1979. Inflation was 13%. Volcker’s predecessors, Arthur Burns and William Miller, had failed to control prices. Stagflation gripped the United States. We were in an economic death spiral.
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NAR names Jarrod Grasso to new industry relations post
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Alexander brothers denied bail on federal sex trafficking charges
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Mutual of Omaha denies Longbridge allegations, files counterclaim
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Howard Hanna closes third acquisition in three months
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Younger generations are more likely to pursue home renovations this year
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AARP study highlights how tech can help with aging in place
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First American’s Xander Snyder on LA housing supply after the fires
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HUD voucher recipient in Indiana will lose benefits after disclosing marijuana use
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FTC seeks feedback on the largest single-family rental investors
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Natural disasters like the LA fires will deepen the U.S. housing crisis
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Georgia looks to protect residents from title theft with new law
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