"I expect that companies who pushed through prices rather aggressively in 2011 will likely effect rollbacks in 2012, mitigating the headline price pressures we experienced this year, " Richard Fisher, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, said in a speech earlier this month.

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In a speech last month at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), Richard Fisher, President of the Dallas Federal Reserve, made an eloquent plea for action on TBTF.

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Richard Fisher, the outspoken president of the Dallas branch of the Federal Reserve, gave a thoughtful (and entertaining) speech yesterday at the Cato Institute.

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Richard Fisher, president of the Dallas branch of the Federal Reserve Bank, vowed to oppose a third round of quantitative easing, warning of incipient inflationary pressures that are building within the system.

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Fisher's use of Business Week as a contrarian investment tool reminds me of a book by Richard E.

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