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The Grumpy Economist. Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution. Opinions are mine alone and do not represent the position of the Hoover Institution or Stanford Univ.
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Warsh's Challenges, Financial Regulation

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By John Cochrane
| Hoover Institution
I wrote two opeds on the future of the Fed for the Washington Post. Full text of the first one, focusing on monetary policy, in my previous post here. The second focusing on financial regulation is joint with Amit Seru. Now that 30 days have passed, I can post the full text. (With Amit Seru) New Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh wants to make fundamental reforms to the central bank. Fixing financial regulation should be high on his list.
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Sluggish expectations

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By John Cochrane
| Hoover Institution
As part of a big revision of “Inflation”, a short book resulting from last year’s Brunner lecture, I wrote the following short section. I try to capture how central bankers talk about interest rates and inflation in a few simple equations. Previously, I discussed the venerable adaptive expectations model. There, expected inflation in the model is just last period’s inflation. That makes an interest rate peg unstable, and higher interest rates lower inflation going forward.
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Trump’s 14 Points: Peace Deal or Epic Fail?

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By Niall Ferguson, John Cochrane, H.r. McMaster
| Niall Ferguson's Time Machine
Is the MOU between the US and Iran “peace for our time,” or merely a matter of time before the deal unravels given its unresolved differences? With America’s midterm election approaching, is this it for the Trump administration’s overseas adventurism, or are the next moves brokering a truce in Eastern Europe and liberating Cuba?
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