Nick Timiraos
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252 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2017
last heard Nov 2024
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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen's Legacy and Economic Lessons · 31 Jan 2018
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And so a number of people have said that one of her legacies, even though she was only Fed chair for four years, relatively short term compared to her predecessors, that she may have changed the Fed in a way to focus more on some of these labor market indicators, to study not just how policy shapes the population as a whole, what it means for the average or the median household, but to look at subgroups, to look at the way policies impact people up and down the
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the income distribution contiles, those could be ways in which she has subtly changed
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the Federal Reserve.
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Thanks for having me.
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The Future of Everything podcast from The Wall Street Journal.
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Another new episode is coming soon.
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Yes, Nick Timuros of the Wall Street Journal.
Chair Yellen, Fed Governor Lael Brainard recently gave a speech in which she said trend inflation appeared to have moved lower by around half a percentage point.
And I wanted to ask, do you agree?
And what would the Fed need to do, if anything, to boost trend inflation if it has fallen?
And related to that, you've said you expect the inflation softness this year to prove transitory.
Compared to three months ago, how firm is your current expectation that the slowdown will remain transitory, and what implications would that have for monetary policy if it is not?
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