Chapter
Uncertainty Around Equilibrium Economic Growth
08:28 - 12:35 (04:06)
The real equilibrium economic growth rate is uncertain because of the absence of an era without federally introduced spending or quantitative easing since the great financial crisis, causing uncertainty around inflation rates and market distortions.
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Despite the first surprise inflation print in May 2020, the Federal Reserve has yet to signal a desire to raise rates, continuing quantitative easing for 9 months, and only stopping bond buying programs in March 2021.
08:28 - 09:11 (00:42)
Summary
Despite the first surprise inflation print in May 2020, the Federal Reserve has yet to signal a desire to raise rates, continuing quantitative easing for 9 months, and only stopping bond buying programs in March 2021.
ChapterUncertainty Around Equilibrium Economic Growth
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The real equilibrium economic growth rate is unknown due to the consistently federally introduced spending and quantitative easing since the Great Financial Crisis, making it difficult for policymakers to determine how to address rising inflation caused by lockdowns and access to money.
09:11 - 12:35 (03:24)
Summary
The real equilibrium economic growth rate is unknown due to the consistently federally introduced spending and quantitative easing since the Great Financial Crisis, making it difficult for policymakers to determine how to address rising inflation caused by lockdowns and access to money.