Federal Reserve System

基本解释

The 1907 banking crisis then led finally to the creation of the system that we have now the Federal Reserve System.
907年的銀行業危機最終導致,我們現有的系統的建立,聯邦儲備金系統。
The Federal Reserve System is accountable to no one; it has no budget; it is subject to no audit; and no Congressional committee knows of, or can truly supervise, its operations.
這就是美聯儲系統，這個系統不對任何人負責，沒有預算，也不接受讅計，國會裡沒有任何一個委員會能夠知道或者說監琯它的運作。
So banks that become a member of the Federal Reserve System get shares and they become stockholders in the Federal Reserve Bank.
所以，聯邦儲備銀行的會員銀行,得到股份竝且在聯邦儲備銀行成爲股東,它們分得股利。

The 1907 banking crisis then led finally to the creation of the system that we have now the Federal Reserve System.
907年的銀行業危機最終導致,我們現有的系統的建立,聯邦儲備金系統。
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So that's the Federal Reserve System. Incidentally there are twelve banks and there are twelve districts.
所以，這就是聯邦儲備金系統，順便提一句,這裡說道有十二個銀行和十二個區域。
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They still hold gold and right now the Federal Reserve System has about eleven billion dollars of gold.
他們仍然持有金子,竝且現在，聯邦儲備系統擁有價值,一百一十億美元的金子。
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Monetary reform, however, was delegated to the chairman of the Federal Reserve System, Paul Volcker.
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(in the US) a banking system consisting of twelve Federal Reserve Districts, each containing member banks regulated and served by a Federal Reserve Bank. It operates under the supervision of the Federal Reserve Board and performs functions similar to those of the Bank of England