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From Bloomberg, "Goldman Says Morgan Is All Wrong About Fed’s Quantitative Exit":
“I agree with Morgan Stanley that the markets are too sanguine about inflation,” said Allan Meltzer, a Fed historian and economics professor at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. “The Fed absolutely has the tools and know-how, but the question is, will they have the guts to use them? I don’t think there is a snowball’s chance in hell they will be willing to tighten to slow inflation down.”
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“This one’s easy: Morgan Stanley is wrong and Goldman is right,” said Mark Gertler, a New York University economist and research co-author with Bernanke. “The Fed will be able to contain inflation pressures through a combination of raising interest rates and unwinding its balance sheets.”
“I agree with Morgan Stanley that the markets are too sanguine about inflation,” said Allan Meltzer, a Fed historian and economics professor at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. “The Fed absolutely has the tools and know-how, but the question is, will they have the guts to use them? I don’t think there is a snowball’s chance in hell they will be willing to tighten to slow inflation down.”
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“This one’s easy: Morgan Stanley is wrong and Goldman is right,” said Mark Gertler, a New York University economist and research co-author with Bernanke. “The Fed will be able to contain inflation pressures through a combination of raising interest rates and unwinding its balance sheets.”
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