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Volcker

[ vohl-ker ]

noun

  1. Paul Adolph, 1927–2019, U.S. economist: Federal Reserve Board chairman 1979–87.


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But then Ronald Reagan, who oversaw the “Volcker shock” from a Federal Reserve that escalated interest rates and threw the nation into recession in order to end high levels of inflation, was rewarded with a landslide reelection.

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Greenberger’s warning about this scenario had been endorsed by no less august a figure than former Federal Reserve Chair Paul Volcker.

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One result was then-Federal Reserve Board Chair Paul Volcker presiding over an inflation-killing program of interest-rate hikes starting in 1980.

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He appointed the Federal Reserve chairman, Paul Volcker, who, along with Reagan, would get credit for the economic growth of the 1980s.

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Human Rights Commissioner Volcker Turk said in a statement at the start of a trip to the region.

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