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by CGMthrowaway
20 days ago
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Not quite. "Notably, in 1974, Federal Reserve chair Arthur Burns felt it necessary to make clear that high nominal interest rates would need to continue “for a time” as an anti-inflation measure;" "A later chair, Paul Volcker, having presided over a period of very restrictive monetary policy, chose in March 1982 to make an explicit indication that nominal interest rates would and should fall in the period ahead." https://www.federalreserve.gov/econres/feds/files/2021033pap... |
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