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What did the federal reserve act signed by president woodrow wilson in 1913 establish
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What did the federal reserve act signed by president woodrow wilson in 1913 establish

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It established a better economy in introduction to central banks (monetary policy)
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The answer is The Federal Reserve. (Apex)

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