Fed's Evans on Economy, Inflation, Monetary Policy

The transcript covers discussions on the US economic outlook, focusing on tax reform, Federal Reserve monetary policy, inflation expectations, and employment rates. It highlights the accommodative stance of the Fed, the importance of inflation targets, and the potential impact of leadership changes. The conversation also delves into the balance sheet reduction and financial stability, emphasizing the need for careful risk management in financial markets.

What are the potential risks associated with a very strong labor market?

What leadership qualities does the Federal Reserve need for its next phase of leadership?

What is the significance of the balance sheet reduction for the Federal Reserve's monetary policy?

In what ways does the Federal Reserve ensure it meets its dual mandate of full employment and price stability?