Fed Face-Off: Peter Schiff Goes Toe-to-Toe With Alan Blinder, Jim Bullardby Peter GorensteinMar. 29, 2010 |
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![]() Peter Schiff's views as an author, investor and free market idealist are no secret: Abolish the Fed, buy gold and avoid the dollar. With that in mind, Sunday night was something of a dream come true for the President of Euro Pacific Capital. Thanks To Princeton University's Business Today, Schiff went head to head in New York City with St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard and former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Alan Blinder in a panel titled, "Challenges of the Global Slowdown: Redefining Government Regulation." It might as well have been called "Schiff Blames the Fed for the Financial Crisis." We caught up with Schiff after the panel to discuss some of the points mentioned in greater detail. (Click here for our one-on-one intereview with Bullard from the confab.) Schiff on capitalism Capitalism is not the problem: "Just like during the 1930's, capitalism got a bad rap for all the damage that government did. Read the rest of the article |