The Balance of Power: The Political Fight for an Independent Central Bank, 1790 - present

The book is in very good condition with minor scuffing on the cover and a small tear at the top edge. The binding remains strong, ensuring durability. There is no dust jacket, and the pages are clean and free from inscriptions or markings.

"The Balance of Power: The Political Fight for an Independent Central Bank, 1790 - Present" by Tim Todd explores the intricate history and political battles surrounding the establishment and evolution of an independent central bank in the United States. Published in 2009 by the Public Affairs Department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, this First Edition provides a comprehensive analysis of the central bank's role from its inception to modern times. Tim Todd, an authoritative voice on economic history, delves into the challenges and triumphs faced by the Federal Reserve, offering insights valuable to historians and economists alike. This hardcover edition is a scarce find, particularly as it was published by the Federal Reserve's own department, adding to its uniqueness. The book is in excellent condition, showcasing its historical significance through well-preserved pages and binding.