Economists and policymakers around the world mourn the passing of Alan Greenspan, the renowned former Chairman of the Federal Reserve who left an indelible mark on the global economy during his two-decade tenure. Greenspan's leadership at the helm of the US central bank spanned some of the most pivotal moments in modern economic history, including a period of unprecedented prosperity in the 1990s and the tumultuous financial crisis of 2008. As a champion of free-market principles, Greenspan's policies and decisions had far-reaching consequences, shaping the course of global economic development and influencing generations of economists and policymakers. His legacy is set to be scrutinized in the coming days as experts and commentators assess the impact of his tenure on the US and global economies.
Alan Greenspan, Fed Chairman Through Prosperity and Crisis, Dies at 100 The New York Times
