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01 / evaluation
“You would look and say, “No, look, this is better than it used to be, but I can tell this isn’t a typewriter.”
02 / evaluation
“Then let’s back up to a little bit to how the Fed is created. It was made in 1913, so it’s a little bit kludgy, and like every politically created thing, it involves some compromises, but there are a couple of pieces, I think are genius, or at least very durable, important contributions about how the Fed is built that we should not lose.”
03 / evaluation
“I think the thought that Grandma is going to have a CBDC and forget her password, and the Fed is going to have a customer service line that Grandma’s going to call and say, “How do I get my password back?”
04 / evaluation
“Because a lot of the grandest dreams for AI and rapid adoption, I think, are premised on extrapolating a growth rate.”
05 / evaluation
“” I think that a lot of that is because of financial innovation that we have at great pride, and I love the cash vault at the Chicago Fed.”
06 / evaluation
“Unemployment is way higher than what we think of as the natural rate, and inflation is soaring.”
07 / evaluation
“My view has been more, part of the job of the Reserve Bank presidents is we have a district, and our district in Chicago is heart of the Midwest — most of Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan.”
08 / evaluation
“The fact that in March of ’23, the big banks were not the problem, I think a lot has to do with all of the efforts that were put in place to raise capital at those larger banks.”