Alan Greenspan
06-Mar-1926
United States
Economists
Alan Greenspan is an American economist who served as chairman of the US Federal Reserve from 1987 to 2006. He had a successful consultative career before being elected chairman by President Ronald Reagan and was re-elected four times in a row until his retirement, the second longest in office. Ayn Rand's best friend, was greatly influenced by his thoughts and ideas. He embraced his philosophy of individual effort, his passion and the capitalism of laissez-faire. As Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, during the tenure of President Gerald Ford, he promoted policies that led to a sharp decline in prices. As Chairman of the Board of State, his monetary policy was aimed at avoiding the risk of inflation and recession. He foresaw that growth rates and stock prices would reach a point of fulfillment and warned the public about it. He is credited with the official increase in official history in American history. He was recognized as one of the most powerful and influential people in the world and has been awarded many awards and honors. However, in 2011 his picture hit when the Financial Audit Commission found that its policies were too numerous over time.