who hired Alan Greenspan(What goverment branch)?
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Ronald Reagan appointed Greenspan to head the Federal Reserve.
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Yes Mike, it's all very well about trust, but what happened in 1929?   Something similar may happen soon.   9/11 set the process in motion; Bush is carrying it further.  Thank goodness I'm a poor man, with little to lose.  You rich people had better buy gold or Chinese currency soonest.\nQuestioner bulabate is very near the mark when he talks about printing money - whose head is in the sand - his or Mike Gilbert's?  I reckon your's Mike, rather than bula's, not that I know much about the subject : in fact I don't think anyone does; not even Alan Greenspan.
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Of course. Ben was Alan's protege selected and endorsed to replace him. It is not uncommon for people in his position to consult the previous holder of that position.
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Do you mean the Attorney General of the United States of America? If so, look here it might help:\nhttp://www.usdoj.gov/jmd/ls/agbib2004.htm
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Depends on where you want to work!  FBI is hiring, so is NYSE
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The President of The United States\n\nFirst, is the Federal Reserve Chairman?
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Peter Drucker\n\nhttp://www.peter-drucker.com/about.html
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It wasn't.  Clinton inherited a clean slate from his predecessor.  The next time go to WalMart and see everthing there made in China, thank BJ Clinton. He made the godless Chinese "most favored trading partners".  He sent your jobs to Mexico(NAFTA), he anmestied 93,000 illegal Mexicans (letting them keep the US jobs they'd already stolen), encouraging the present flood of criminal entrants.
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An Honest Answer:\n\nAkin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld\n\nArab nations that used this law firm are not being threaten by the United State.\n\nClients\n\nThe U.S. Embassy of the government of Colombia: According to its 2001 FARA return the "registrant contacted congressional and executive branch officials to discuss U.S. policy towards Colombia." . It was paid "$86,129.04 for the six month period ending June 24,2001," the return states. \n\nGovernment of British Columbia: According to its 2001 FARA return the "registrant communicated with U.S. Government officials regarding trade in softwood lumber." [4] It was paid " $350,607.26 for the six month period ending June 24,2001." \n\nRepublic of Georgia: According to its 2001 FARA return the "registrant provided advisory services in preparation for Georgia's framework negotiations with the Paris Club group of creditors". [5]. No payment was reported. \n\nKingdom of Saudi Arabia: According to its 2001 FARA return the "registrant provided legal advice and strategic counsel with respect to the foreign principal's proposed accession to WTO". [6] It was paid "$6,770.50 for the six month period ending June 24,2001." \n\nCNOOC Ltd (Chinese National Oil Corpooration) \n"President Bush's top independent intelligence adviser met last winter with investment bankers in China to help secure his law firm's role in lobbying for a state-run Chinese energy firm and its bid for the U.S. oil company Unocal Corp., according to his law firm, Akin Gump. \nThe involvement of James C. Langdon Jr., chairman of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board and a major Bush fundraiser, underscores the tangled Washington connections beneath CNOOC Ltd.'s bid... \nLangdon's involvement, given his dual role as Bush intelligence adviser and energy lawyer at the law firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, may prove politically problematic, some security experts said. Members of the intelligence board, known as PFIAB, are granted the highest security clearance and develop top-secret advisories and reports for the president, most of which are not even available to members of Congress." [7] \n\nContact details\nRobert S. Strauss Building \n1333 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W. \nWashington, DC 20036-1564 \nPhone: 202.887.4000 \nFax 202.887.4288 \nWeb: www.akingump.com \n\nIn 1968 Strauss began his long association with the national Democratic Party when Connally appointed him to the Democratic National Committee.
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He will be 80 this March:\n\nThe Honorable Alan C. Greenspan, PhD, KBE (b. March 6, 1926) is an American economist and former Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve of the United States. Following his retirement as Fed chairman, he accepted an honorary (unpaid) position at the U.K. Treasury.\n\nFirst appointed Fed chairman by President Ronald Reagan in 1987, he has been reappointed at successive four-year intervals ever since, and retired on January 31, 2006, relinquishing the chairmanship to Ben Bernanke at that time. Greenspan was lauded for his handling of the Black Monday stock market crash that occurred very shortly after he first became chairman, as well as for his stewardship of the Internet-driven, "dot-com" economic boom of the 1990s (although it culminated in a stock market bubble burst in March 2000). He has been increasingly criticized since 2001 for some statements seen as overstepping the Fed's traditional purview of monetary policy, and others viewed as overly supportive of the policies of President George W. Bush. Greenspan is nonetheless still considered by many to be the leading authority on American domestic economic and monetary policy.\n\nDr. Greenspan was born to a Jewish family in New York City. He studied clarinet at Juilliard from 1943 to 1944 and is known as an accomplished saxophone player. He then attended New York University (NYU), and received a B.S in Economics (summa cum laude) in 1948, and an M.A in Economics in 1950. Much later, in 1977, NYU also awarded him a Ph.D. in Economics. He did not complete a dissertation, normally required for that degree. On December 14, 2005 he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Commercial Science from NYU, his fourth degree from that institution.
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George Bush\n\nhttp://whitehouse.gov
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None.\nThe Federal Reserve bank handles monetary policy, such as interest rates.\nTax policy is a fiscal policy, handled by the Federal government.\nHowever, the Fed Chair does meet with Congress periodically and discuss his views of the economy, and Congress will many times alter tax policies accordingly.
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Outsourcing is not under the control of the president. Private companies outsource, and short of congress passing a new law (which isn't going to happen) nothing can be done about it. As for National debt too early yet, candidates haven't really declared or set platforms yet.
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Hey, when FDR appointed old Joe Kennedy to the SEC everyone thought he was nuts for appointing a full on crook.  But, FDR responded it takes a crook to catch a crook.  Pretty much the same reason that industry persons are appointed to commissions and agencies that have their respective industry oversight.
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Clark Howard .The radio talk show on financial matters says they are the most unreliable ones. Personally I do not know.
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The Federal Reserve is owned by the United States of America, it is not privately owned.  Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_reserve for an explanation of the system, but basically the President appoints a Board of Governors that supervise a system of regional reserve banks and commercial member banks.  The board is currently headed by Ben Bernanke, who replaced Alan Greenspan earlier this year.
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Alexander Hamilton.  He started the Central Bank, federal reserve.  But was shot dead with during a gentlemen's duel.