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brady to respond to a statement from alan blinder in their paper of 2010. they argue that the federal reserves actions during the economic crisis were more powerful and effective than anything that congress did fiscally through the stimulus. i would argue that the fed's pursuit of the dual mandate contributed to avoiding an all-out economic collapse and helped fuel our economy. so i'd specifically like to ask my colleague, can you cite any example of how the dual mandate in any way hindered the recovery? most economists believe that it was helpful in the recovery. >> i think there are a couple key issues here. one, the fed's actions in the mid-2000s, keeping interest rates too low for long, helped bring about crisis they later intervened in. >> that happened during greenspan's days. >> we're talking the fed as it is today and its actions over the last four decades, truly. secondly -- >> but we're discussing it -- because i want to make sure you're answering the question on this point, if i could make it clear, what we're looking at now is the recovery, the

policies had us on the brink of financial collapse we can just look to the study that was done by alan blinderrmer chairman of the federal reserve and mark zandi who advised the mccain campaign on economic policy. the two of them did an analysis of the federal actions taken to deal with the fiscal crisis and the financial crisis, and here's what they concluded. "we find that its effects on real g.d.p., jobs and inflation are huge and probably averted what could have been called great depression 2.0." so when our friends attack the president and say he didn't lead really? he averted a depression. he averted a depression. he prevented a finan that's exactly where we were headed when the republicans were in control. zandi and blinder went on to say -- "when all is said and done the financial and fiscal policies will have cost taxpayers a substantial sum but not nearly as much as most had feared and not nearly as much as if policymakers had not acted at all. if the comprehensive policy responses saved the economy from another depression, as we estimate they were well worth their cost." madam presi

policies had us on the brink of financial collapse, we can just look to the study that was done by alan blinder, former chairman of the federal reserve, and mark zandi who advised the mccain campaign on economic policy. the two of them did an analysis of the federal actions taken to deal with the fiscal crisis and the financial crisis, and here's what they concluded. "we find that its effects on real g.d.p., jobs and inflation are huge and probably averted what could have been called great depression 2.0." so when our friends attack the president and say he didn't lead , really? he averted a depression. he averted a depression. he prevented a financial collapse because that's exactly where we were headed when the republicans were in control. zandi and blinder went on to say -- "when all is said and done, the financial and fiscal policies will have cost taxpayers a substantial sum, but not nearly as much as most had feared and not nearly as much as if policymakers had not acted at all. if the comprehensive policy responses saved the economy from another depression, as we estimate, they were well

policies had us on the brink of financial collapse, we can just look to the study that was done by alan blinder, former chairman of the federal reserve, and mark zandi who advised the mccain campaign on economic policy. the two of them did an analysis of the federal actions taken to deal with the fiscal crisis and the financial crisis, and here's what they concluded. "we find that its effects on real g.d.p., jobs and inflation are huge and probably averted what could have been called great depression 2.0." so when our friends attack the president and say he didn't lead , really? he averted a depression. he averted a depression. he prevented a financial collapse because that's exactly where we were headed when the republicans were in control. zandi and blinder went on to say -- "when all is said and done, the financial and fiscal policies will have cost taxpayers a substantial sum, but not nearly as much as most had feared and not nearly as much as if policymakers had not acted at all. if the comprehensive policy responses saved the economy from another depression, as we estimate, they were well