There has been a lot of speculation surrounding Janet Yellen’s nomination for chairwoman of the Federal Reserve — replacing Ben Bernanke — but the newest question up for discussion deals with her managerial strategy. Bernanke was known for his concentration on hearing all opinions within the Fed, and Richard Fisher, president of the Dallas Federal Reserve, said that he doesn’t believe a different tact is a good idea — according to the Wall Street Journal. Fisher notes that even the strongly-dominant Alan Greenspan — former Chair of the Fed — wasn’t “uber-dominant,” and that it isn’t possible to act in such a way and ... (full story)