Gross Says Kashkari's His Fed Choice, but Won't Be Picked

The transcript discusses Neil Kashkari's qualifications and potential as a central banker, contrasting his approach with that of John Taylor. It highlights Kashkari's unique perspective on market analysis and his experience during the Lehman crisis. The discussion also covers the Taylor Rule, its application in determining interest rates, and how different assumptions about the natural rate of unemployment can impact economic policy decisions.

What experience does Neil Kashkari have that is mentioned in the text?

How does Neil Kashkari's perspective on the market differ from other central bankers?

What is the significance of the natural rate of unemployment according to the text?

What would Taylor likely do regarding interest rates based on the Taylor rule?

What are the contrasting views of Neil Kashkari and John Taylor regarding interest rates?