Federal Reserve act as Amended to December 24, 1919

This is an official record of the “Federal Reserve Act as Amended to December 24, 1919.� It provides a snapshot of the foundational legislation shaping American monetary policy in the early 20th century. A crucial resource for understanding the evolution of banking regulations, this document offers insights into the legal framework established to govern the Federal Reserve System during a pivotal period in economic history.

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