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finance · Fortune
“And it has remained in common usage since it was first uttered, in 1996, by then-Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan, who died Monday at age 100. Greenspan, then 70, used the term in a speech delive…”
70 years
100 years
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finance · Fortune
“A 1959 examination of “A New Kind of Stock Market” quoted a 33-year-old financial advisor named Alan Greenspan, who was characteristically concerned about an overheated market... he had “over-exubera…”
33 years
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politics · Time
“Alan Greenspan makes a keynote speech at the G7 as Chairman of the U.S. Fed in London on February 4, 2005.”
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business · Time
“In 2003, Greenspan came to Washington to visit a school library in John Philip Sousa Middle School, a community that the American economy had largely bypassed, for an event about the importance of fi…”
2003 year
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business · Time
“Alan Greenspan takes questions from children at the John Philip Sousa Middle School on June 5, 2003 in Washington, D.C.”