
Macroeconomic Policy Nexus is a newsletter that will cover the Macro Musings podcast as well as the latest developments in the monetary, financial, and fiscal policy space that interest David Beckworth.
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In many ways, Milton Friedman's ideas were avant-garde and helped shape modern monetary economics. In his famous 1967 AEA Presidential Address, Friedman introduced the natural rate hypothesis and argued that inflation expectations ultimatel...
I recently sat down with my Mercatus Center colleague Tom Hoenig to discuss what to expect from the new Fed Chair, Kevin Warsh. Tom served as president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City from 1991 to 2011 and later as vice chair of...
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One recurring topic on both the podcast and this newsletter has been the future of Fed master accounts. These are the accounts that allow financial institutions to settle payments directly with the Federal Reserve and, in tur...
The U.S. economy has now experienced inflation above 2 percent for five consecutive years. The latest reading, the March headline PCE inflation, came in hot at 3.5 percent, raising concerns that inflation may no longer be well anchored. Som...
I recently sat down with Izabella Kaminska for a Substack Live to unpack the renewed interest in dollar swap lines, particularly the possibility of extending them to countries like the UAE. What might seem like a technical plumbing issue in...
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Senior Research Fellow at the Mercatus Center || Podcast Host of the Macro Musings Podcast || Former U.S. Treasury Economist || Micah 6:8, John 3:16
The author is an experienced financial journalist who believes stablecoins are the second coming of eurodollars, demanding the same close attention once paid to offshore dollar markets.
Payments Policy @ Visa | formerly Yale Program on Financial Policy and Chicago Fed
Class of 1965 Associate Professor of Financial Regulation at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
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