Powell’s Federal Reserve
Economists wring their hands over what it means to have a mere lawyer, Jerome Powell, as Fed chairman.
Read more...Economists wring their hands over what it means to have a mere lawyer, Jerome Powell, as Fed chairman.
Read more...The Phillips Curve is broken and is used by policy-makers to hurt workers. Can it be fixed?
Read more...More and more experts are nattering nervously about market risk and occasionally using the “crisis” word. What are the potential hazards?
Read more...A skeptical look at a defense of stock market valuations.
Read more...Economists debate the Fed’s plan to shrink its balance sheet.
Read more...Why central bank snake oil and financier-favoring interventions have done great harm to ordinary people.
Read more...Musing on why the Fed is so eager to raise interest rates.
Read more...The war on cash, to enable central banks to implement negative interest rates on ordinary citizens, continues.
Read more...It would be nice if people who made pronouncements about the financial crisis knew what they were talking about.
Read more...Why one of the core precepts of monetary economics is all wet, yet central bankers rely on it even when it keeps failing in practice.
Read more...Fed Chair Janet Yellen dodged a recent question about whether she’d accept a second term–although it’s unlikely Trump will re-appoint her.
Read more...Bernanke is selling the idea that things aren’t that bad….which is true if you are in the top 20%, which he also kinda acknowledges…
Read more...A look at the “Trump trade” pearl clutching yesterday.
Read more...More confirmation that Dodd-Frank was never intended to do more than make marginal changes in bank regulation to forestall real reform.
Read more...Bill Black discusses the travesty of the kid glove treatment of former Richmond president Jeffrey Lacker in a leak of FOMC information.
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