" The passage of this law came five years after the establishment of the National Monetary Commission, created to survey international banking systems after the Panic of 1907.
Concerns over a forerunner of this law were investigated by attorney Samuel Untermyer as part of an inquiry by the Pujo Committee. This law's bill was introduced in the House by Robert Owen and Carter Glass, while a draft version of this law known as the "Aldrich Plan" is believed to have been conceived during a meeting at the Jekyll Island Club. This law, created in response to concerns about a "money trust," was modified in 1933 to create the FOMC, while another amendment in 1977 gave the result of this law a "dual mandate." The passage of this law came five years after the establishment of the National Monetary Commission, created to survey international banking systems after the Panic of 1907. For 10 points, name this bill signed by Woodrow Wilson, a 1913 Act that created the United States' current central bank.
Concerns over a forerunner of this law were investigated by attorney Samuel Untermyer as part of an inquiry by the Pujo Committee.
Federal Reserve Act [accept GlassOwen bill before mentioned]