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Fareed Zakaria is the host for a forum at the International House in April 2016. Past chairpersons of the Federal Reserve and chairwoman Yellen discuss Fed policies with Zakaria, in a rare situation where the Fed chairpersons are brought together to respond to questions about their policies and problems. At one point Zakaria asks if a former chairperson McChesney Martin's warning about pulling away the punch bowl when the party got started had not been heeded resulting in the 2008 financial crisis. William McChesney Martin served under five administrations since Harry Truman (1951-1970) and followed a policy of raising rates when the economy reached a certain point in its expansion. Martin brought tremendous experience to the Fed, with his work in finance on Wall Street and at Treasury, and in a rare coincidence it was his father who helped found the Federal Reserve under president Wilson in 1913. Posterity might see the work of Bernanke and Yellen in a light similiar to the work of Martin in helping the nation recover from crisis.
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