The New York Fed boss’s pragmatism, market-savvy and respect from both bankers and politicians make him the best choice for the country’s top finance job. He’s also less conflicted than Paulson and not afraid to inflict pain on Wall Street.Sign up to read the rest of this subscriber-only content, or if you are already a member please sign in here.
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