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The greatest economic power might in fact remain in the hands of the Federal Reserve. Economists credit the Fed's policy of keeping interest rates at historic lows with helping to pump up the economy and bring unemployment down.

Andrew Ross Sorkin

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Die größte Wirtschaftsmacht könnte tatsächlich in den Händen der Federal Reserve bleiben. Ökonomen schätzen die Politik der Fed ein, die Zinssätze auf einem historischen Tiefststand zu halten, indem sie dazu beitragen, die Wirtschaft anzukurbeln und die Arbeitslosigkeit zu senken.

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