 "Janet Yellen, chairperson, US Federal Reserve.")
Treasury Secretary nominee Janet Yellen (pictured) on Tuesday steps into a new role following more than a quarter-century in government: salesperson for economic policy after years of defending Federal Reserve thinking and actions.
The Senate Finance Committee’s 10 am hearing Tuesday is likely to feature topics from foreign-exchange policy to taxes, but it will also serve as the first congressional forum where lawmakers will vet President-elect Joe Biden’s $1.9-trillion Covid-19 relief plan.
Yellen, 74, will need to sell a package that includes a minimum-wage hike and substantial expansion in family and medical leave —social safety-net programs that have already
The Senate Finance Committee’s 10 am hearing Tuesday is likely to feature topics from foreign-exchange policy to taxes, but it will also serve as the first congressional forum where lawmakers will vet President-elect Joe Biden’s $1.9-trillion Covid-19 relief plan.
Yellen, 74, will need to sell a package that includes a minimum-wage hike and substantial expansion in family and medical leave —social safety-net programs that have already
