Something i know its something we didnt see as an ideal tool in our institutional context. And i think, you know, different Central Banks around the world did Different Things and we can observe how those things work, but i dont think we regard that as a firstorder tool or something we would be likely to use. There are other things that we need to look at. And i would say yield curve control, sort of shortterm yield curve control is something thats worth looking at. Not at all something that we havent looked at it, but it will be something that we look at when the time comes and the last thing ill say is, you know, i think our tool kit, well use it aggressively to the extent we need to. Yeah. To achieve our mandate. So one of the questions i got from someone today, who knew i was going to be asking you questions, was, is there an unintended consequence of in a reasonable growth, low employment near the target rate inflation rate, is there an unintended consequence of easing into that e
I think we have the votes. I think that rand paul actually is going to vote for the tax cuts. I think that other people you know, we had tremendous enthusiasm this time. Health care. I want to get it by the end of the year, but i would be very disappointed if it took that long. Maria we will also hear from Steve Ballmer, Martha Stuart, and leon. First of all, 2017 was easily defined by washington, d. C. And year one for new president. President trump pushed unsuccessfully on repealing and replacing obamacare right out of the gate. He had better results with tax cuts. Back in june, i asked home depots billionaire cofounder and business icon about the climate in washington. As usual, he did not hold back. Whats the state of washington today . Chaotic. Maria thats what it sounds like. Every place you look, chaotic. The wheels have come off. I understand the democrats being obstructionists. I understand the democrats seeking an identity. Right now, they want to be relevant. The best way th
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