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House passes bill calling for rule-based monetary policy
By Jason Lange and David Lawder
Reuters
Thursday, November 11, 2015
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday approved a bill that would make the Federal Reserve set interest rate policy using a mathematical rule, a proposal that has little chance of becoming law given a White House veto threat.
The House approved the Fed Oversight Reform and Modernization Act in a 241 to 185 vote thanks to overwhelming Republican support.
The bill is a sign of the deep suspicion many Republican lawmakers hold against the U.S. central bank, which played a major role in America's policy response to fight the 2007-09 recession. ...
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