The strongest reason to mourn Volcker: He was willing to be unpopular December 9, 2019 More than 5 years ago Former Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker, shown in 2008, died Sunday at 92.

Volcker, 91, is aghast at how Americans no longer trust in government, media, science or about anything else. He chastises Trump for exacerbating the problem.

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Paul Volcker’s Guide to the Almighty Dollar The former chairman of the Federal Reserve has three fundamental rules: stable prices, sound finance, and good government.

Decades back, former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker had a radical idea to fight against inflation.

Once again, Paul Volcker never was simply because monetarism never was nor can it be.

Hopefully the question answers itself. Volcker hagiography quite simply imagines a global economy that doesn’t exist, and that never has. What Rickards imagines is wholly mythological.

Named after Paul Volcker, the Federal Reserve Chairman who attacked inflation in the 1980s, the so-called "Volcker rule" aimed to restrict banks from speculative trading. The Volcker rule is named ...

Paul Volcker is back in the limelight after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell approvingly cited his interest rate-hiking flurry to tame inflation back in the 1970s.

Which brings us to James Grant’s recent review of Paul Volcker’s new book, Keeping At It. Grant sees Volcker as a hero, as someone who restrained inflation by somehow tightening credit.

Paul Volcker, the former Federal Reserve chairman who was my longtime friend and officemate, died at the end of 2019 before Covid-19 swept the planet. But as the world has struggled to cope with ...

When Paul Volcker listens to President Donald Trump bash the Federal Reserve, he grimaces, but he is not surprised. Volcker, the tall and revered former Fed chair, has personally witnessed more ...