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The Fed Should Hold Six Regular Meetings a Year (opens the original)
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This article saved into your bookmarks. Click here to view your bookmarks. Federal Reserve (the Fed) Chair Kevin Warsh has reportedly raised an important question: Should the Federal Open Market Committee reduce its regular policy meetings from eight to six each year? Warsh raised the possibility of six annual meetings as a subject for discussion rather than as a formal proposal. The idea would represent a significant change because the Fed has followed its current eight-meeting calendar since 1
Who Should Form Expectations?: The Future of Monetary Policy (opens the original)
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This article saved into your bookmarks. Click here to view your bookmarks. Modern monetary policy rests on a simple but powerful idea: Expectations matter. Over the past three decades, central banks have increasingly recognized that monetary policy influences the economy not only through interest rates but also through expectations about future policy. Inflation, investment, asset prices and financial conditions all depend on how households, firms and investors anticipate the future. As a result
Vanishing Summer Jobs: Rebuilding America’s First Step Into the Labor Market (opens the original)
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This article saved into your bookmarks. Click here to view your bookmarks. For generations, the summer job represented an important milestone in the transition from adolescence to adulthood. Whether employed at grocery stores, restaurants, retail shops, amusement parks, swimming pools or local businesses, millions of American teenagers acquired not only income but also valuable workplace experience. Summer employment taught punctuality, teamwork, customer service, responsibility, financial liter
When AI Confuses the Central Banker (opens the original)
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This article saved into your bookmarks. Click here to view your bookmarks. AI has rapidly moved from the realm of technological innovation to the center of economic and geopolitical strategy. Governments increasingly regard AI as a strategic national asset, corporations are committing hundreds of billions of dollars to AI infrastructure and financial markets are pricing in expectations of a new technological revolution. Much of the public debate has focused on AI’s potential to transform product
Coordinated Currency Intervention and the Rebalancing of the Global Monetary System (opens the original)
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This article saved into your bookmarks. Click here to view your bookmarks. The global economy has entered a period characterized by persistent trade imbalances, elevated geopolitical tensions, fragmented supply chains and growing uncertainty surrounding the future of the international monetary system. Traditional prescriptions for correcting external imbalances — exchange-rate flexibility, structural reforms and fiscal adjustment — have produced only modest results over the past two decades. Ins
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