According to Greenspan, by 2030, the growth of the US workforce will slow from 1 percent to 1 / 2 percent, while the percentage of the population over 65 years will rise from 13 percent to perhaps 20 percent.

Lee Cohen, a Halifax immigration lawyer, acted on behalf of some of the Filipino crew members, while the Republic of China retained the services of the Canadian criminal lawyer Edward Greenspan.

Although Paul Volcker “ had changed his position ” on Glass-Steagall reform “ considerably ” during the 1980s, he was still “ considered a conservative among the board members .” With Greenspan as Chairman, the Federal Reserve Board “ spoke with one voice ” in joining the FDIC and OCC in calling for Glass-Steagall repeal.

A documentary for The Glory of Their Times was produced in 1977 by Ritter and Bud Greenspan showing much of the still photography used in the book, vintage film footage as well as recordings from the audio tapes Ritter used in researching the book.

In the late 1980s, Paul Volcker was succeeded by Alan Greenspan, a leading monetarist.

However, some prominent economists have expressed sympathy with a hard-currency basis, and have argued against politically-controlled fiat money, including former U. S. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan ( himself a former Objectivist ), and macro-economist Robert Barro.

Greenspan famously argued the case for returning to a ' pure ' gold standard in his 1966 paper " Gold and Economic Freedom ", in which he described supporters of fiat currencies as " welfare statists " intending to use monetary policies to finance deficit spending.

Alan Greenspan, former chairman of the Federal Reserve, argued that the 1990s decoupling was explained by a virtuous cycle of productivity and investment on one hand, and a certain degree of " irrational exuberance " in the investment sector.

" If one believes that the trust fund assets are worthless ," argued former Representative Bill Archer, then similar reasoning implies that “ Americans who have bought EE savings bonds should go home and burn them because they ’ re worthless because the money has already been spent .” At a Senate hearing in July 2001, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan was asked whether the trust fund investments are “ real ” or merely an accounting device.

In the 1960s Alan Greenspan argued that economic freedom requires the gold standard for protection of savings from confiscation through inflation.

Although the Federal Reserve does not explicitly follow the Taylor rule, many analysts have argued that the rule provides a fairly accurate summary of US monetary policy under Paul Volcker and Alan Greenspan.

He and his economic advisors argued that unspent government funds should be returned to the taxpayers who had provided these funds, and with reports of the threat of recession from Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, Bush argued that such a tax cut would have the beneficial effect of stimulating the economy and creating jobs.

But with a chance to drive in a run, Irvin, who led the NL that year with 121 RBI, chased the first pitch and popped out ( Greenspan argued that could have been the season-ending 3rd out ).

* Antitrust by Alan Greenspan ( arguing against the existence of anti-trust laws based on theory that government is solely responsible for coercive monopoly )

* Guidotti – Greenspan rule, in finance theory

Alexander was born Jay Scott Greenspan in Newark, New Jersey, the son of Jewish parents Ruth Minnie ( née Simon ), a nurse and health care administrator, and Alexander B. Greenspan, an accounting manager.

In 1977 a made-for-TV docudrama titled Wilma ( also known as The Story of Wilma Rudolph ) was produced by Bud Greenspan ; it starred Shirley Jo Finney, Cicely Tyson, Jason Bernard and Denzel Washington in one of his first roles.

In 2007, Greenspan was the recipient of the inaugural Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal in Citizen Leadership, presented by the University of Virginia.

Then Chairman of the Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan was a critic of the system, saying, “ We are, in effect, attempting to use government to enforce two different prices for the same itemnamely, government-mandated deposit insurance.

Both Volcker and Greenspan proposed that the solution was adequate supervision, including sufficient capital and other requirements.

During the California energy crisis of 2000, then-Treasury Secretary Summers teamed with Alan Greenspan and Enron executive Kenneth Lay to lecture California Governor Gray Davis on the causes of the crisis, explaining that the problem was excessive government regulation.

The first response to the CFTC Concept Release was issued as a joint statement from Rubin, Alan Greenspan, and Arthur Levitt who stated that they " have grave concerns about this action and its possible consequences.

Even Black himself told Greenspan in an e-mail that this allegation was unfounded and ‘ I will support your version of this ’.

O ' Neill says that he and Alan Greenspan had agreed to invest $ 3. 6 Trillion of the Clinton $ 5. 9 Trillion surplus into Social Security. That idea was subsequently rejected.

After becoming Bank governor, King explained that Bank of England policy was " similar to that of the Federal Reserve " under Alan Greenspan.

Fever Pitch was produced by ELC Productions Ltd., Fox 2000 Pictures, Wildgaze Films, Alan Greenspan Productions, and Flower Films.

This was called " The big, fat gap " by Alan Greenspan.

In testimony before the House and Senate Banking Committee in 2004, Alan Greenspan expressed the belief that Fannie Mae's ( weak ) financial position was the result of markets believing that the U. S. Government would never allow Fannie Mae ( or Freddie Mac ) to fail.

The chair at the November 2006 meeting was Arnold Greenspan.

The CFTC expressed dismay over the Broker-Dealer Lite proposal and the manner in which it was issued, but also noted it was 18 months into a “ comprehensive regulatory reform effort .” The same day the CFTC issued its “ concept release ” Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, Federal Reserve Board Chair Alan Greenspan, and SEC Chair Arthur Levitt ( who, along with CFTC Chair Brooksley Born, were the members of the PWG ) issued a letter asking Congress to prevent the CFTC from changing its existing treatment of OTC derivatives.

In 1997, Rubin and Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan strongly opposed giving the Commodity Futures Trading Commission oversight of over-the-counter credit derivatives when this was proposed by Brooksley Born, the head of the CFTC.

George Putnam published his father's memoirs in 1912 and in 2000, his life's story was told again under the title George Palmer Putnam-Representative American Publisher by Ezra Greenspan, Associate Professor of English at the University of South Carolina.

In 1966 Alan Greenspan wrote " Deficit spending is simply a scheme for the confiscation of wealth.

These policies of Alan Greenspan are blamed by the followers of the Austrian School for creating excessive liquidity, causing lending standards to deteriorate, and resulting in the housing bubble of 2004-2006.

In June, MySpace founder Brad Greenspan put forth a bid to buy 25 % of the Dow for $ 60 a share, the same price per share as News Corporation's bid.

" Those, like Greenspan, who oppose antitrust tend not to support competition as an end in itself but for its results — low prices.

He currently works as a private adviser and provides consulting for firms through his company, Greenspan Associates LLC.

In 2004, Greenspan received the Dwight D. Eisenhower Medal for Leadership and Service, from Eisenhower Fellowships.

International rankings of banks by size also seemed less important when, as Alan Greenspan later noted, “ Federal Reserve research had been unable to find economies of scale in banking beyond a modest size .” Still, advocates of “ financial modernization ” continued to point to the combination of commercial and investment banking in nearly all other countries as an argument for “ modernization ”, including Glass-Steagall “ repeal .”

2008 Nobel Laureate in Economics Paul Krugman, a supporter of Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton, described Gramm during the 2008 presidential race as " the high priest of deregulation ," and has listed him as the number two person responsible for the economic crisis of 2008 behind only Alan Greenspan.

Today, the symbol exists as a vessel for music, text and image, through which its members communicate to the population at large, Alan Greenspan and occasionally Jacques Chirac.

The Greenspan Commission projected that the system would be solvent for the entirety of its 75-year forecast period with certain recommendations.

The changes to federal law enacted in 1983 and signed by President Reagan and pursuant to the recommendations of the Greenspan Commission advanced the time frame for previously scheduled payroll tax increases ( though it raised slightly the payroll tax for the self-employed to equal the employer-employee rate ), changed certain benefit calculations, and raised the retirement age to 67 by the year 2027.

Indeed, as a member of President Clinton's Working Group on Financial Markets, Summers, along with U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission ( SEC ) Chairman Arthur Levitt, Fed Chairman Greenspan, and Secretary Rubin, torpedoed an effort to regulate the derivatives that many blame for bringing the financial market down in Fall 2008.

Bernanke succeeded Alan Greenspan, who served for more than 18 years during the terms of four U. S. Presidents.

Social scientists ( such as Alan Greenspan ) see it as a problem for society, with Greenspan calling it a " very disturbing trend.

* In 2001, MFA student David Greenspan won the Palme d ’ Or for short film at the Cannes Film Festival for his student film Bean Cake.

In the 1980s he worked with Alan Greenspan in a major reform of the Social Security system that maintained its solvency by slowly raising the retirement age, thus cutting benefits for workers retiring in their mid-60s, and in 1986 he obtained the passage of a federal law that abolished most mandatory retirement ages.