3. Raising rates & the week's Chair race drama

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3. Raising rates & the week's Chair race drama

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Aug 25, 2021

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Segment 1: lots to catch up on regarding the race to be the next Fed Chair
Segment 2: how and when the Fed raises interest rates
A few links mentioned in the episode: Carter on Newsweek, Joseph Wang's blogpost, Carolyn Sissoko paper
Get in touch on twitter: @KalebNygaard
Today's guests: @StevenKelly49

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Aug 25, 2021

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