Matt Miller

I assume that's because they're in the Northeast and they're underpaid relative to Wall Street.

So can you make reforms, especially on those two issues, while you're at the Fed?

Can you do that when the ideological heart of the Fed is in New York?

It's at Harvard University.

It's in the Democratic Party.

How do you move it away?

All right.

Hey, thank you so much for coming in.

It's been a fantastic interview.

Really appreciate you being so forthright.

Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Myron, as well as Bloomberg's Michael McKee, our policy and economics correspondent.

I will add to our terminal clients that we do have an adjustment for policy inertia in the Taylor rule function.

You can see it on the terminal typing T-A-Y-L.

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