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Geoffrey Wood

Geoffrey Wood is professor emeritus of Economics at Cass Business School and of Monetary Economics at the University of Buckingham. He has taught also at Warwick University, and has worked at the Bank of England as well as, among other institutions, the US Federal Reserve System and the New Zealand Treasury. He has published numerous scholarly articles and books in the fields of monetary economics, monetary and financial history, and regulation. Currently in addition to his continuing  research activities he is on the board of an investment trust, adviser to two pension funds, and a senior adviser to PI Capital.

Geoffrey is a book reviewer for Central Banking, writing regularly for the ‘Booknotes’ section of the quarterly journal. 

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Book notes: Fed Up, by Danielle diMartino Booth

A “fascinating but annoying” account by a US Federal Reserve insider who openly criticises the culture of the US central bank and policy decisions made by the institution leading up to and following the financial crisis

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