Board.  During this period he worked closely with Alan Greenspan and the White house to reduce personal tax rates and eliminate the double taxation of dividends.  In 1994 he left the Federal reserve to become the Chief Economist and Senior managing director for a top major wall street firm.  In 2002 he started Angell economics where he has the opportunity to translate high level economic and monetary forecasts into practical advice for investors in the stock, bond, and futures markets.