down? yes, i think it will be effective at bringing it - down? yes, i think it will be effective at bringing it down| effective at bringing it down but it is going to cause them to have some possible side effects, and that is a slowing economy when they least want it. i think the real test of the fed will be once they have raised rates, will they be able and willing to keep them higher? when i say higher, i mean if they get to i% this summer, to keep them there if the economy starts to slow and the unemployment rate starts to rise in the us. they need to stay with that and hopefully not have a big increase in unemployment, because if they don t, they risk increasing some of the mistakes that were made in earlier periods where you kind of tighten policy and the economy slows and then you back away from that, and then inflation actually gets higher. that would be the worst outcome, and that is a danger if they had a stop go policy, which they have to be careful of. ., ., , ., which they
the other category, there would be more warning. that didn t happen and within four days, portugal went from green to amber, leaving tens of thousands of british holiday makers scrambling to get back. the tourism industry and the big airlines, transport companies, what the government to start being clearer and more transparent with how these decisions are made, because the tourism bosses and transport industry don t feel like they are getting the necessary information on how these data and how these decisions are made. michael 0 leary says that the uk traffic light system has been an absolute shambles from the start. the stop go policy is causing untold damage to the aviation industry, frustrating and upsetting millions of british families when they see holiday plans and family visits disrupted by the government mismanagement of international travel. the government says it has supported the travel sector throughout this period, with funding, and cannot actually comment
and two weeks later the government changed the guidance and put it on the amber list. the tourism industry was angry. they were told that there would be a green watch list, part of the new way that travel would operate and if a country was at risk of going into the other category there would be more warning. that didn t happen and within four days portugal went from green to amber, leaving tens of thousands of british holiday makers scrambling to get back. the tourism industry and the big airlines, transport companies, want the government to start being clearer and more transparent with how these decisions are made, because the tourism bosses and transport industry don t feel like they are getting the necessary information on how these data and how these decisions are made. michael 0 leary says that the uk s traffic light system has been an absolute shambles from the start. the stop go policy is causing untold damage to the aviation industry, and frustrating and upsetting millions of b