2024-04-29
1 小时 1 分钟Hey macromusing listeners, this is your host, David Beckworth, and I have some exciting news for you.
First, I'm happy to announce that the macro musings team has created an AI chat bot powered by insights gleaned from the 400 plus episodes of the show.
We are calling it the macro muse bot.
Use it to discover frequently cited papers and books on the show, explore what different guests think on a topic, find archival episodes relevant to your interest, and more.
You can even ask the chatbot about me.
Second, we are also launching a discord server for the podcast, where you can interact with the show, other listeners, and myself.
Yes, I will be regularly checking in on the discord to answer some of your questions.
So between interacting with a macro muse bot or discord, you can get even more macro musing content.
Check out the show notes for more information.
Now onto the show.
Welcome to macro musings, where each week we pull back the curtain and take a closer look at the most important macroeconomic issues of the past, present, and future.
I am your host, David Beckwourth, a senior research fellow with the Mercator center at George Mason University, and I'm glad you've decided to join us.
Our guest today is Richard Clarida.
Rich is a well known academic and policymaker who most recently was the vice chair of the Federal Reserve Board of governors and currently is a professor of economics at Columbia University.
Rich is also a managing director at Pimco.
Rich joins us today to discuss his academic and policy work, as well as his outlook for fate and the Fed's framework review.
Rich, welcome to the show.
You know, it's been a long time coming, but I'm thrilled we're doing this.
Oh, absolutely.
And this podcast itself has been key in connecting us.