End the Fed

Written after the 2008 crash, this is Ron Paul’s concise case for abolishing the Federal Reserve. He argues the central bank is unconstitutional, secretive, and the hidden engine of the inflation, booms, and busts that quietly tax savers and enable endless government spending and war. Part economic primer, part memoir of his decades questioning Fed chairmen in Congress, it distills Austrian-school monetary theory into a populist argument that made End the Fed a rallying cry for a generation of activists.