As time went on, they aged on and they were unable to part pate in the gardens, so one of my main things was to find out who can help me and bring the Community Together and actually helping kids along with seniors to have an active Community Garden. Since it has been neglected for so long and now they have more beautification and renovations coming up. This is something that we would like to see in our Community Garden, we would like to actually ask you for the funding for the Community Garden and we thank the program, when youre talking about the vision program, for bringing this up to par. I would like to thank everyone from alexis, jake, fran, everyone involved in it. We also would like to add that in the future, if you can see that most of our children will grow older and as our children grow older, they can be taken care of because as we know, San Francisco is turning into a large city that has very, very small condensed area, so if you please, just give a little consideration to
For a conversation on Monetary Policy and the possibility of inflation in the u. S. Economy. Former Federal Reserve chair bernanke and Larry Summers speaking. Live coverage just getting underway. Will undoubted lly weighing. Thats the fun. We think that the question of rethinking the two Percent Inflation target is one of the most important questions facing Monetary Policy makers at the moment. You might say the backward looking question that we need to think about which we are thinking about is how did unconventional policy really work and should unconventional policy really be considered conventional policy. We look forward i think you have to argue that one of the biggest questions now is whether given everything we know whether a two Percent Inflation target framework is the right one for Monetary Policy. After all, when it was conceived nobody anticipated we would have so many years of trying to get inflation up to two percent and nor did we think that the long run equilibrium Int
Monetary policy. This is part of a conference on inflation hosted by the Brookings Institution center on fiscal and Monetary Policy. Its about an hour. And then were going to move to the next segment, which is really important, because it seems to me that theres a question not only about what we should do, but how we should get there. And it may that be we have something to learn from the canadian experience. So i want to introduce john david murray, who was, for 32 years at bank of canada, 32 or 34, john . 4 years at the bank of canada. Last four as deputy governor. He retired three years ago and is now an academic and a board member. Hes going to talk a little bit about how the bank of canada has come to have a much more organized process about reviewing the framework. And then the president of the Federal Reserve bank of boston, who has been thinking about just that question, is going to respond. So, john . Is this mic on . Thank you. There should be a power point that accompanies t
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Under which disagreements on where they would go with inspections would be. Inspections you can have difficulty of proving the negative, the country like iraq or iran or israel is very big and to prove the negative there is nothing and its very difficult but with the additional thought and measures they anticipate i think you will have a very professional and expensive infection and risk of being discovered renear mouse are enormous and in iraq in the 1990s that intelligence was hijacked with inspections and there was an article in the london review books the other day where one of the inspector whose showed and reported and showed us how much the Intelligence Agency and inspectors and iran must be aware of that and its important that iea remain independent and standoff an attempt to hijack the inspection. Good to get your perspective on this former director general of the International Atomic general agency joining me on the line from stockholm and thanks very much for your time. Now