Just a few comment when listening: - Pre 2020 seen as success by Reis. Sure low goods inflation, but massive asset inflation. How can this be a success? - The only mistakes happened in 2021. Reis has a number of :"maybe" factors that are all sociological and psychological. So the Fed was rational all the time except 2021 when non-economic factors too hold over the Fed. This is a very strange way to think. - The 23 min slide interesting, but valleys between humps not explained.
May I politely suggest that the guest's presentation would greatly benefit from dropping the hyperbolical sing-song manner of speaking? I've tried to hang with this but it's distracting, and It feels l like I'm being beaten in the head with a mallet. I can't follow the presentation.
Thank you very much for these webinars!
Great channel, and I'm glad I found it. Thanks for the content.
Who is actually suggesting removing energy from consumer price index?
This is a great channel. Thanks Markus
Just a few comment when listening:
- Pre 2020 seen as success by Reis. Sure low goods inflation, but massive asset inflation. How can this be a success?
- The only mistakes happened in 2021. Reis has a number of :"maybe" factors that are all sociological and psychological. So the Fed was rational all the time except 2021 when non-economic factors too hold over the Fed. This is a very strange way to think.
- The 23 min slide interesting, but valleys between humps not explained.
I'm trying to find inflation influenced by CEOs and CFOs incomes going up since the seventies
Don't always interrupt your guests, Markus
The interruptions happen in many academic presentation. I think it is a great approach to get more depth
May I politely suggest that the guest's presentation would greatly benefit from dropping the hyperbolical sing-song manner of speaking? I've tried to hang with this but it's distracting, and It feels l like I'm being beaten in the head with a mallet. I can't follow the presentation.
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