The Courage to Act: A Memoir of a Crisis and Its Aftermath

By Ben S. Bernanke. 2015

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• A “reverse Robin Hood”? The distributional implications of non-standard monetary policy for Italian households (2017, background): “In the US, the role of the central bank during the financial crisis and the foundations of its independence were questioned (Bernanke, 2015a, Coibion et al., 2012), based on the claim that the Federal Reserve’s non-standard policies, acted as “a reverse Robin Hood” (Bivens, 2015).”