The Federal Reserve (the “Fed”) is often criticized for policy mistakes, such as Paul Volker’s “inflation fighting” in the late 70s/early 80s or the “kept interest rates too low for too long” Alan Greenspan. The mistakes, no doubt, largely fuel the fire of critics, with the missteps acting as an indication that Fed lacks sufficient foresight to provide reliable policy guidance. Detractors of the Fed don’t stop there (at least the smart ones don’t just want a “I told you so” moment). They, instead, ask the question – if the Fed lacks any reliable foresight, then why allow the Fed’s…
The Fed Hates Old People, Just Look at the Demographics
Harrison Roger
Roger is an economic adviser and active angel investor. He owns various economics firms. His work allows him a diverse group of clients across the globe, including the United States, Europe, and Asia. He holds a Ph.D. in business economics.