Public evidence record

Mark Carney

Published podcast speaker

Claims: 30
Episodes: 1
Shows: 1
Named items: 0

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What Mark said.

3 transcript-backed records

01 / preference

26 May 2021

What we would like to see — look, I thought the system — and I’m a prisoner of my past, but the system in the UK, where there was quite a rigorous independence of the committee members on what’s called the Monetary Policy Committee, the equivalent of the FOMC, and they felt individual responsibility, they definitely would vote in different ways than the governor. They didn’t feel the need to have a consensus that was consistent with what the governor thought because they were individually on the hook for their votes and knew how people had voted.

“What we would like to see — look, I thought the system — and I’m a prisoner of my past, but the system in the UK, where there was quite a rigorous independence of the committee members on what’s called the Monetary Policy Committee, the equivalent of the FOMC, and they felt individual responsibility, they definitely would vote in different ways than the governor. They didn’t feel the need to have a consensus that was consistent with what the governor thought because they were individually on the hook for their votes and knew how people had voted.”

Speaker: Mark Carney
Episode: Mark Carney on Central Banking and Shared Values
Publisher: Conversations with Tyler

02 / preference

26 May 2021

I prefer — I tend to speak early. Yes, I tend to speak early. I’m not sure that’s always the best strategy, but I tend to speak early.

“I prefer — I tend to speak early. Yes, I tend to speak early. I’m not sure that’s always the best strategy, but I tend to speak early.”

Speaker: Mark Carney
Episode: Mark Carney on Central Banking and Shared Values
Publisher: Conversations with Tyler

03 / preference

26 May 2021

Some of it is a question of responsibility across jurisdictions as opposed to taking full ownership of the issue and saying that we are jointly responsible for Canadians’ health in the middle of a pandemic, and we will jointly work together and share the positives and the negatives of the outcomes for Canadians — because after all, I’m talking to you from Ottawa.

“Some of it is a question of responsibility across jurisdictions as opposed to taking full ownership of the issue and saying that we are jointly responsible for Canadians’ health in the middle of a pandemic, and we will jointly work together and share the positives and the negatives of the outcomes for Canadians — because after all, I’m talking to you from Ottawa.”

Speaker: Mark Carney
Episode: Mark Carney on Central Banking and Shared Values
Publisher: Conversations with Tyler