Old School Fed Propaganda

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The New York Federal Reserve has a blog called Liberty Street and they’ve just published some great posters that were created in the 1920’s to make the American public more aware of their role in society.

Here’s one of five, I’ll send you over to all of them below:

Keep in mind that 90 years ago, WordPress was only in its infancy so posters were a bit more convenient than blogging.

Hat tip to the Real Time Economics blog at WSJ who first picked it up.  See their piece here:

The Fed is Your Friend (Posters from the 1920’s)  (Real Time Economics)

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