Jim Kudlinski's book “The Tarnished Fed – Behind Closed Doors: Forty Years of Success, Failures, Mystique, and Humor” is a well-crafted look inside the Federal Reserve.

Jim Kudlinski, a former director of Federal Reserve Bank operations nationwide and Fed "insider" has completed his first book "The Tarnished Fed - Behind Closed Doors: Forty Years of Success, Failures, Mystique, and Humor": a vibrant and richly crafted look at the inner workings of the Federal Reserve.

Published by New York City-based Page Publishing, Jim Kudlinski's innovative tale takes the reader behind the scenes and gives them a window into the secrets of the Federal Reserve.

Most of the books that have been written about the Federal Reserve System deal strictly with monetary policy. Yet according to author Jim Kudlinski in his fascinating new volume "The Tarnished Fed - Behind Closed Doors: Forty Years of Success, Failures, Mystique, and Humor", monetary policy accounts for only 17 percent of what the Fed actually does. The other 83 percent of the Fed's work has remained "hidden behind closed doors," he says - until now.

Readers who wish to experience this potent work can purchase"The Tarnished Fed - Behind Closed Doors: Forty Years of Success, Failures, Mystique, and Humor" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.

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