Uc Berkeley's Janet Yellen Faces Different Task Than Predecessor

By Alan Fram and Martin CrutsingerAssocia, San Jose Mercury News: Politics
Tue, 01/07/2014 - 1:11pm

Janet Yellen will take the helm of a Federal Reserve facing a significantly different economic landscape from the one that dominated Ben Bernanke's tenure as chairman, confronting her with different decisions as well.

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