“Knowing the dangers posed by central banks, we might ask whether our country needs the Federal Reserve Bank. Whenever I’m told that we need this or that government program, I always ask what we did before. It turns out that we did without a central bank from 1836, when President Andrew Jackson closed the Second Bank of the United States, to 1913 when the Federal Reserve Act was written. During that interval, we PROSPERED and became one of the world’s major economic powers..”
Federal Reserve
“Knowing the dangers posed by central banks, we might ask whether our country needs the Federal Reserve Bank. Whenever I’m told that we need this or that government program, I always ask what we did before. It turns out that we did without a central bank from 1836, when President Andrew Jackson closed the Second Bank of the United States, to 1913 when the Federal Reserve Act was written. During that interval, we PROSPERED and became one of the world’s major economic powers..”