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I congratulate Janet on her outstanding public service and look forward to being her colleague at the Brookings Ins… https://t.co/VsZH2j5DVP
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I congratulate Janet on her outstanding public service and look forward to being her colleague at the Brookings Ins… https://t.co/VsZH2j5DVP
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I congratulate Janet on her outstanding public service and look forward to being her colleague at the Brookings Ins… https://t.co/VsZH2j5DVP
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My thoughts on the Treasury's decision to keep Hamilton on the $10 bill and add Harriet to the $20: https://t.co/JiTsH20q8v
Hamilton stays on the $10 bill!
The Treasury is letting it be known that Alexander Hamilton, founder and economic policymaker extraordinaire, will retain his place on the $10 bill; and that Harriet Tubman—abolitionist and “conduc…

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My thoughts on the Treasury's decision to keep Hamilton on the $10 bill and add Harriet to the $20: https://t.co/JiTsH20q8v
Hamilton stays on the $10 bill!
The Treasury is letting it be known that Alexander Hamilton, founder and economic policymaker extraordinaire, will retain his place on the $10 bill; and that Harriet Tubman—abolitionist and “conduc…

My take on how to solve the problem of "too big to fail": https://t.co/6cqdAZA2AD
Ending “too big to fail”: What’s the right approach?
Ben Bernanke says that a lot of progress has been made in reducing the risks that large, complex banks pose to the financial system, though more needs to be done.  Compared to a strategy of simply breaking up big banks, the regulatory process in place will ultimately provide better solutions at lower cost.

My take on how to solve the problem of "too big to fail": https://t.co/6cqdAZA2AD
Ending “too big to fail”: What’s the right approach?
Ben Bernanke says that a lot of progress has been made in reducing the risks that large, complex banks pose to the financial system, though more needs to be done.  Compared to a strategy of simply breaking up big banks, the regulatory process in place will ultimately provide better solutions at lower cost.

In today's post, I explore the implications of Brexit for the British and global economies: https://t.co/zXKzq3Hiet
Economic implications of Brexit
Ben Bernanke discusses the implications of Brexit for the British and global economies.

In today's post, I explore the implications of Brexit for the British and global economies: https://t.co/zXKzq3Hiet
Economic implications of Brexit
Ben Bernanke discusses the implications of Brexit for the British and global economies.

How do people really feel about the economy? https://t.co/tpmmCU3Fpw
How do people really feel about the economy?
Are people optimistic or pessimistic about the economy? Ben Bernanke discusses the surprising divergence between consumer sentiment indicators and broader measures of Americans’ mood.

How do people really feel about the economy? https://t.co/tpmmCU3Fpw
How do people really feel about the economy?
Are people optimistic or pessimistic about the economy? Ben Bernanke discusses the surprising divergence between consumer sentiment indicators and broader measures of Americans’ mood.

Read my thoughts on the Fed’s shifting views on the economy, how that shift influences Fed policy & communication: https://t.co/MFZWicArWy
The Fed’s shifting perspective on the economy and its implications for monetary policy
Ben Bernanke discusses the Fed’s shifting views of the economy, and how that shift is influencing Fed policy and communication.

Read my thoughts on the Fed’s shifting views on the economy, how that shift influences Fed policy & communication: https://t.co/MFZWicArWy
The Fed’s shifting perspective on the economy and its implications for monetary policy
Ben Bernanke discusses the Fed’s shifting views of the economy, and how that shift is influencing Fed policy and communication.

In my latest blog post, I explore whether the Fed should keep its balance sheet large: https://t.co/IZ7RLvtkWP
Should the Fed keep its balance sheet large?
In his latest blog post, Ben Bernanke sees merit in the case for keeping the Fed's balance sheet large instead of shrinking it, as is the current plan.

In my latest blog post, I explore whether the Fed should keep its balance sheet large: https://t.co/IZ7RLvtkWP
Should the Fed keep its balance sheet large?
In his latest blog post, Ben Bernanke sees merit in the case for keeping the Fed's balance sheet large instead of shrinking it, as is the current plan.

It’s premature for the Fed to favor the option of raising the inflation target over the use of negative rates: https://t.co/Ia5XAZBGa8
Modifying the Fed’s policy framework: Does a higher inflation target beat negative interest rates?
Ben Bernanke argues that, in considering possible changes to the Fed’s policy framework, it’s premature to favor the option of raising the inflation target over the use of negative interest rates.

It’s premature for the Fed to favor the option of raising the inflation target over the use of negative rates: https://t.co/Ia5XAZBGa8
Modifying the Fed’s policy framework: Does a higher inflation target beat negative interest rates?
Ben Bernanke argues that, in considering possible changes to the Fed’s policy framework, it’s premature to favor the option of raising the inflation target over the use of negative interest rates.

My thoughts on today's Bank of Japan announcements: https://t.co/jDKc8YeOO4
The latest from the Bank of Japan
Ben Bernanke sees today’s announcements from the Bank of Japan as a welcome recommitment to the goal of ending deflation in Japan and the establishment of a new framework for pursuing that goal.

My thoughts on today's Bank of Japan announcements: https://t.co/jDKc8YeOO4
The latest from the Bank of Japan
Ben Bernanke sees today’s announcements from the Bank of Japan as a welcome recommitment to the goal of ending deflation in Japan and the establishment of a new framework for pursuing that goal.

Should economists look for a new, more comprehensive measure of well-being? https://t.co/VF3DTBPTr3
Are Americans better off than they were a decade or two ago?
Ben Bernanke and Peter Olson ask if Americans are better off than they were a decade ago, and tackle the question using a new, more-comprehensive measure of economic welfare that takes into account changes in working time, life expectancy, and inequality.

Should economists look for a new, more comprehensive measure of well-being? https://t.co/VF3DTBPTr3
Are Americans better off than they were a decade or two ago?
Ben Bernanke and Peter Olson ask if Americans are better off than they were a decade ago, and tackle the question using a new, more-comprehensive measure of economic welfare that takes into account changes in working time, life expectancy, and inequality.

Read my comments on @scmallaby's new book, "The Man Who Knew: The Life and Times of Alan Greenspan": https://t.co/soEBvAkMNr
Sebastian Mallaby’s biography of Alan Greenspan
Ben Bernanke comments on Sebastian Mallaby’s new book, The Man Who Knew: The Life and Times of Alan Greenspan.

Read my comments on @scmallaby's new book, "The Man Who Knew: The Life and Times of Alan Greenspan": https://t.co/soEBvAkMNr
Sebastian Mallaby’s biography of Alan Greenspan
Ben Bernanke comments on Sebastian Mallaby’s new book, The Man Who Knew: The Life and Times of Alan Greenspan.

My thoughts on the Summary of Economic Projections (SEP) as part of the Fed's communications toolkit: https://t.co/1CKmsQ1ZeS
Federal Reserve economic projections: What are they good for?
On Wednesday, November 30, I’ll be participating as a panelist in an event on Fed communications at the Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy at Brookings. My former Fed colleague Jon Faust…

My thoughts on the Summary of Economic Projections (SEP) as part of the Fed's communications toolkit: https://t.co/1CKmsQ1ZeS
Federal Reserve economic projections: What are they good for?
On Wednesday, November 30, I’ll be participating as a panelist in an event on Fed communications at the Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy at Brookings. My former Fed colleague Jon Faust…

Read my explanation of the Fed’s cautious response to prospective fiscal changes under the new administration: https://t.co/RGhb1gqBVh
The Fed and fiscal policy
Ben Bernanke explains the Fed’s cautious response to prospective fiscal changes under the new administration.

Read my explanation of the Fed’s cautious response to prospective fiscal changes under the new administration: https://t.co/RGhb1gqBVh
The Fed and fiscal policy
Ben Bernanke explains the Fed’s cautious response to prospective fiscal changes under the new administration.

The Fed shouldn't shrink its balance sheet until short-term interest rates are well away from effective lower bound: https://t.co/uyqUsbEFpV
Shrinking the Fed’s balance sheet
Ben Bernanke argues that the Fed should not begin to shrink its balance sheet until short-term interest rates are well away from their effective lower bound.

The Fed shouldn't shrink its balance sheet until short-term interest rates are well away from effective lower bound: https://t.co/uyqUsbEFpV
Shrinking the Fed’s balance sheet
Ben Bernanke argues that the Fed should not begin to shrink its balance sheet until short-term interest rates are well away from their effective lower bound.

Repealing the Orderly Liquidation Authority (Title II) of Dodd-Frank would be a major mistake: https://t.co/9biUgZyO7D
Why Dodd-Frank’s orderly liquidation authority should be preserved
Ben Bernanke says repealing the Orderly Liquidation Authority (Title II) of Dodd-Frank would be a major mistake.

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