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Cato monetary conference calls for Fed reforms and alternatives

December 15, 2019 by Richard Schulman Leave a Comment

by Richard Schulman The annual Cato Monetary Conference is arguably the most important regular event for discussing new ideas about central bank policy and monetary reform. Despite this status, this year’s conference received no media coverage. The editors of mainstream media, who determine what does and doesn’t get covered in the daily press, apparently give […]

Filed Under: Monetary policy  Tagged: Charles Calomiris, currency boards, George Selgin, Steve Hanke

Federal Reserve shouldn’t set interest rates

July 21, 2018 by Richard Schulman 1 Comment

Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell

President Trump has been widely criticized for coming out in opposition to further Federal Reserve’s interest rate increases. This supposedly violates the Fed’s independence from political manipulation. The independence of the Fed from politics is something of a myth, however. Furthermore, the Fed cannot help but be responsive to the President’s warning at this juncture, […]

Filed Under: Monetary policy  Tagged: boom-bust cycles, Federal Reserve, NGDP targeting

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