Who Shot Goldilocks

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“A model of clarity and fun to read!”
— Philip Friedman, New York Times bestselling author of Reasonable Doubt

“This book illuminates numerous instances of misguided policy and suggests needed structural changes for improving the Fed’s role. A worthwhile read for anyone concerned with the global economy.”
— Scott Dawson, Dean, School of Business, Portland State University

“This fascinating account of the Federal Reserve and its current Chairman should be required reading for everyone concerned about the state of our economy.”
—L.J. Rittenhouse, author of Do Business with People You Can Tru$t

“An insightful book that should appeal to anyone who takes investing or retirement seriously.”
— Stefan Stosik, Fund Manager, Haverton Investments, Hong Kong

“This book should be required reading for the Federal Reserve Board, the Secretary of the Treasury, and any thoughtful citizen who wonders what the Fed really does, and how it relates to the citizens, workers and share-holders of the country.”
— Gordon Baty, Ph.D., MIT, partner, Zero Stage Capital

William D. Rutherford, author of Who Shot Goldilocks?: How Alan Greenspan did in our jobs, savings and retirement plans, is available to speak to your organization. Check out our Speaking Engagements page for more information.