Money's Worth Probe Likely To Be Farce Says Sylvia Porter
Sylvia Porter argues that the Senate finance committee's planned full scale monetary inquiry will be a farce. She predicts piecemeal hearings on rates and debt and warns a comprehensive review is needed to address gaps in understanding of the modern financial system.
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Byrd probe shrinks as funds fight economic balance
The article notes ongoing government program fragmentation and calls for a national inquiry into the financial system. It cites remarks from a former national bureau director about balancing money as a servant rather than a master, suggesting the Byrd investigation has led to reduced expectations and scrutiny.
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