hpschneider.bsky.social
Reuters Federal Reserve correspondent by way of Washington Post, Philly Daily News, UMD Diamondback and others. Maryland native but hosting wild turkeys and deer in South Carolina. Comments and persimmons are my own.
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had not heard that name in a long while…thanks…
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Don’t you have to wonder if the modeling even matters now? Boston, Atlanta et al have taken cuts at this with different answers, as have others. All make assumptions about what’s taxed at what rate; then there’s second order response etc. To channel @alanbeattie.bsky.social “nobody knows anything…”
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costs…i.e. Whose freedom to do what and whose freedom from what…Those are debates where you’d desire a lot of voices across a wide spectrum…kinda like an old school major metro daily mainstream media opinion page. Or not I guess..
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hot buttons like abortion, first (!!) and second amendment rights, not to mention land use (whether extractionary or otherwise) and treatment of externalities like pollution…Then it is all about drawing
lines between people and between people and the state, setting perimeters and allocating…3/4
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and laws against interpersonal violence and theft that’d we’d all (I hope) agree have a place in a working community. He certainly wants his patents protected, so I am not free to use them without compensation - and would be coerced to pay if I did. But this gets relative fast when you hit…2/3
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and dont we want the wealth created here? The capital account’s open as I recall…
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don't disagree...feels wide open in terms of edits to the 2020 additions....Question is do they try to make ELB unconventional again? Or acknowledge it as a state with reasonable probability to return? Does FAIT become conditional on ELB and still tucked in there somewhere? Or put in some pantry?
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They should have taken the deal!!
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terms of accession…still dont know if they’ve thought through implications of 15% of house of reps coming from the great up there
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thanks…helpful
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"absent a recession?"
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But it's long rates right Mike? Or....?
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Mrsippi....we need more traditional families...
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A periodic reminder... www.reuters.com/graphics/USA...
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so at 12k per month leaving they are just at breakeven? no net?
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also adaptive expectations: after recent experience people are primed to believe it can happen again…
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Worth noting that he also spoke that year to a "Just Economy" conference and a Fed-sponsored gathering on gender and the economy...The Fed does have legal requirements on these issues under Dodd Frank, and to me it's an open question whether substantive recruitment changes all that much...
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deflecting to the Fed seems odd. They run the pipes that carry money (data) around but have nothing to do with authorization etc. they just carry out transactions. there is already a faster payments architecture there; hasnt taken off but it is there.,
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Fed will be watching.
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That was delivered at an Atlanta Rotary even btw...the question was to current prez Raphael Bostic so it was kind of a phone a friend answer
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this is the issue seems to me…and how it all nets out in sentiment/expectations