"Why is this old man more expensive than anyone?" How Paul Walker changed the world economy
Before the floor of the Volker, the names of the heads of the federal reserve system were not particularly known, but not only the leaders of the world central banks were aware of its influence, but also ordinary Americans - for almost half a century. On December 8, the legendary economist and statesman, who headed the Fed, died for six years at the age of 92. Together with the economic portal Econs.online, we remind of its achievements. Paul Walker, 1986.