Last month, what that tells us about the pace of economic recovery right now. And scorched earth. Massive, devastating wildfires ripping through parts of the american west. Were on the fire lines, as officials work to try to contain them. New day starts right now. Buenos dias, its saturday, august 7, thank you for waking up with us. Great to see you, christi. You as well, boris. The u. S. With 107,000 new covid cases in a day. This is a rate we havent seen for nearly six months since the country was in that dangerous Winter Surge that we went through. Yeah. Not only are infections rising, deaths are going up as well. And hospitals are overrun with unvaccinated patients as the Delta Variant spreads. The virus moving quickly through unvaccinated communities, especially in the southeast. A lot of red there. Vaccination rates lagging behind the rest of the country in the south. In states with the highest infection rates people are getting investigated at a pace not seen since april, but ho
The fed and the future of wealth in america. Barbara rem, analyzing Banking Policy Today may be ever. Expectations are very high and we are keen to know why you think the fed is contributing to policy but tell us a little how you chose to take on this topic. Thank you for remembering barts comments, they still startle me when i hear them. I started thinking about this because it is very clear to me even after the great financial crisis of 2008 when the framework began to evolve but it will have unintended consequences. The papers reflect our opinion. Sometimes we do it for clients and because the issue seems really important and that is one of the things we do. In 2011 on our own initiative, we point out the fact that i hope the Post Crisis Framework would have unintended consequences. The stronger you made the banks the more the costs would rise making banks sober and the financial system weaker and of course i think weve seen, that is true in not too much fury in march of 2020 but wi
The fed and the future of wealth in america. Barbara rem, analyzing Banking Policy Today may be ever. Expectations are very high and we are keen to know why you think the fed is contributing to policy but tell us a little how you chose to take on this topic. Thank you for remembering barts comments, they still startle me when i hear them. I started thinking about this because it is very clear to me even after the great financial crisis of 2008 when the framework began to evolve but it will have unintended consequences. The papers reflect our opinion. Sometimes we do it for clients and because the issue seems really important and that is one of the things we do. In 2011 on our own initiative, we point out the fact that i hope the Post Crisis Framework would have unintended consequences. The stronger you made the banks the more the costs would rise making banks sober and the financial system weaker and of course i think weve seen, that is true in not too much fury in march of 2020 but wi
Managing partner of the federal financial analytic Team And Author of the justreleased book is engineut of equality the fed and the future of wealth in america. Welcome, karen. Thanks, george. Barbara, Americas Editor at large called you once the sharpest mind analyzing Banking Policy Today maybe ever. So, expectations are very high and webu are very keen to know y you think the fed has been contributing to any quality but first tell us why you chose to take on this topic. Thank you for remembering the comments. I appreciated them a great deal. I started thinking about this because it seemed very clear to me even early on as the great financial crisiso of 2008 and E Postcrisis Framework began to evolve that it was going to have unintended consequences and we write papers in my firm that reflect our opinion sometimes we do it for clients and sometimes because the issue seems really important and thats one of the things we do so in 2011 on our own and i should have, i wrotea paper pointi
Banking Policy Today may be ever. Expectations are very high and we are keen to know why you think the fed is contributing to policy but tell us a little how you chose to take on this topic. Thank you for remembering barts comments, they still startle me when i hear them. I started thinking about this because it is very clear to me even after the great financial crisis of 2008 when the framework began to evolve but it will have unintended consequences. The papers reflect our opinion. Sometimes we do it for clients and because the issue seems really important and that is one of the things we do. In 2011 on our own initiative, we point out the fact that i hope the Post Crisis Framework would have unintended consequences. The stronger you made the banks the more the costs would rise making banks sober and the financial system weaker and of course i think weve seen, that is true in not too much fury in march of 2020 but with monetary policy throughout the framework in 2008 until we start w