The story of Aldrich plan
Plan for a single central bank with fifteen branches, drafted at Jekyll Island in 1910 and sent to Congress in 1912 as the National Reserve Association.
Nov 1910 – 1912
Aldrich plan. Plan for a single central bank with fifteen branches, drafted at Jekyll Island in 1910 and sent to Congress in 1912 as the National Reserve Association.
Nov 1910
The Aldrich plan, written at Jekyll Island.
Jan 1912
The National Monetary Commission authored the Aldrich plan.
The Commission sent its report, with legislative text, to Congress on 8 January 1912.
The Aldrich plan influenced the Federal Reserve Act.
According to the Federal Reserve.
The Aldrich plan followed from the meeting at Jekyll Island.
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