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Mark Zuckerberg Has Lost Control of FacebookBRUSSELS – When Mark Zuckerberg, the chairman, CEO, and co-founder of Facebook, appeared before the European Parliament in May, I suggested to him that he had lost control of his company.
Alan Greenspan, the former Fed chairman, recently said that he now believes that speculative bubbles are important driving forces in our economy, but that, at the same time, the world’s monetary authorities cannot control bubbles.
Senator Carl Levin,
chairman
of the subcommittee that heard their testimony, evidently seeing eye to eye with Kaufman, was just as tough after a year-long investigation of Washington Mutual, Goldman, and the abject failures of bank regulators and credit rating agencies.
Fed
chairman
Ben Bernanke is now extremely concerned that the economy’s housing market and mortgage problems will cause a recession unless interest rates are aggressively cut even if this means taking some risks with inflation.
My visits as
chairman
of the AMR review also allowed me to witness some encouraging signs.
Yet a strong inclination toward an all-powerful Fed
chairman
is apparent both from history and from trial balloons recently floated by the Obama administration.
What’s wrong with an omnipotent Fed
chairman?
The next
chairman
will have to move decisively to persuade colleagues when needed; but, first and foremost, he or she will need a heavy dose of humility and respect for the views of his or her peers.
The next Fed
chairman
should be someone with an open mind, a willingness to engage the staff, and a desire to cultivate expertise throughout the Federal Reserve System.
Rather than playing with fire by proposing a Fed
chairman
who would aspire to become a dominant figure, perhaps the Obama administration should consider a term limit on the Fed
chairman
(say, eight years).
That is why the Fed chairman’s leadership style is so important.
While state-building is handled by the civilian Palestinian Authority, political efforts are handled by the PLO, whose chairman, Abbas, is the head of Fatah as well as the Palestinian Authority’s president.
After all, if the supposedly orthodox
chairman
of the United States Federal Reserve Board, Ben Bernanke, was wisely throwing orthodoxy to the winds, why shouldn’t Latin American central bankers do the same?
As Konstantin Kosachev,
chairman
of the Russian Duma’s foreign relations committee, put it, “In Germany, Italy, France, we can achieve much more.”
Alan Greenspan, the former US Federal Reserve chairman, was a master of manipulation with his Delphic utterances, but instead of acknowledging what he was doing, he pretended that he was merely a passive observer.
Eliot Engel, the incoming
chairman
of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, has already said that the Democrats may seek congressional authorization for the use of military force in Syria.
Moreover, when US President Donald Trump appointed former American Enterprise Institute economist Kevin Hassett to lead the White House Council of Economic Advisers, many expected that Hassett would be a “normal” CEA
chairman.
Taking his cue from Paul Volcker, a former
chairman
of the US Federal Reserve, President Barack Obama has proposed a modern form of Glass-Steagall.
The alternative regulatory approach, promoted by Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman and the
chairman
of Britain’s Financial Service Authority, Adair Turner, seeks to use regulation to limit risk-taking without changing the structure of the banking system.
The Black Report, as it became known (after its chairman, Sir Douglas Black of the Royal College of Physicians), systematically collated all the available data on socioeconomic status and health outcomes.
I arrived at the diminutive NTC chairman’s home well after midnight, because it was Ramadan, when Muslims fast during the day.
“It may not be good for the country,” Leslie Moonves, the
chairman
of one of America’s largest broadcast networks, said a month ago, “but it’s damn good for CBS.”
One hopes we will learn more about the details of its decision-making on data privacy when its
chairman
and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, testifies before Congress, as he has agreed to do.
But politics, not economics, explains why the Fed
chairman
changed his tune about America’s weak external position.
The Fed
chairman
is “hearing voices” because he is a team player who wants to encourage US budget cutting.
Instead of catering to European fears and prejudices about exchange rates, the Fed
chairman
should put politics aside and stick to sound economics.
For example, Petr Fradkov, the son of former Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov, became first deputy
chairman
of VEB at the age of 29.
China will serve as the standing
chairman
of the negotiators’ meetings, which will be co-chaired by the member country hosting the talks.
This time it is the
chairman
of the European Central Bank who is under fire.
But the most important role now lies clearly with the
chairman
of the U.S. Federal Reserve, Mr Alan Greenspan; he is essential if and when a confidence crises hit asset markets; he is essential to keeping credit lines open and markets from freaking out.
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