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Judging A Giant: Greenspan's Legacy -- CNBC ELA Awards Ceremony
Topics:Federal Reserve | Inflation | Interest Rates | Alan Greenspan
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Alan Greenspan has received more than his share of awards and honorary degrees in his storied career.
Earlier this year, Greenspan was the recipient of a special Lifetime Achievement Award at
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As part of that occasion, the producers of the event prepared a retrospective of the former Fed chairman's career. Among those offering appraisals were Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin and none other than President Bill Clinton.
Here's an excerpt of that rarely seen video.
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