Schoenholtz: Fed Is Rule-Like, but Not Slavish to Rules

Schoenholtz: Fed Is Rule-Like, but Not Slavish to Rules

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The video discusses the Federal Reserve's rule-like behavior and its impact on monetary policy. It compares the views of economists like John P Taylor and Kim Schoenholtz on market rules. The discussion also covers the Fed's political independence, the role of presidential appointments, and criticisms of rule-based approaches. The Fed's mandate to keep inflation low and stable is highlighted, along with the potential risks of Congress becoming more involved in monetary policy decisions.

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3 mins • 1 pt

What is the significance of the Fed operating under a mandate as mentioned in the text?

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Discuss the potential consequences of Congress monitoring the Federal Reserve's operational decisions.

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