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This week, Scott Sumner joins David Beckworth at the University of Texas at Austin for the Financial Crisis Symposium: "Ten Years Later: What Does the Data Say?" hosted by the Center for Enterprise and Policy Analytics at the McCombs School of Business. In this special live episode, Scott offers his thoughts on what the data tells us about the 2008 Financial Crisis from a monetary policy perspective. David and Scott also discuss using markets to guide monetary policy, why the Fed should conduct retrospective analyses, why we may want to replicate Australian monetary policy, and more.
Transcript to this week's episode
Scott's Mercatus profile
Scott's blog
Related Links:
*Pause Interest-Rate Hikes to Help the Labor Force Grow* by Neel Kashkari
David's blog
David's Twitter: @DavidBeckworth
Audio recording provided by the LAITS Audio Development Studio at the University of Texas at Austin
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This week, Scott Sumner joins David Beckworth at the University of Texas at Austin for the Financial Crisis Symposium: "Ten Years Later: What Does the Data Say?" hosted by the Center for Enterprise and Policy Analytics at the McCombs School of Business. In this special live episode, Scott offers his thoughts on what the data tells us about the 2008 Financial Crisis from a monetary policy perspective. David and Scott also discuss using markets to guide monetary policy, why the Fed should conduct retrospective analyses, why we may want to replicate Australian monetary policy, and more.
Transcript to this week's episode
Scott's Mercatus profile
Scott's blog
Related Links:
*Pause Interest-Rate Hikes to Help the Labor Force Grow* by Neel Kashkari
David's blog
David's Twitter: @DavidBeckworth
Audio recording provided by the LAITS Audio Development Studio at the University of Texas at Austin

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