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    This seminar was produced by the Milken Institute and the National Press Foundation. Robin Harding is US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, covering the US Federal Reserve and the US Treasury. Based in Washington, his beat includes US economics, financial markets and business. Previously, Harding served as Tokyo correspondent for the FT, where he covered the Bank of Japan and the country's technology sector. Prior to this, he served as a London-based economics leader writer. Before entering journalism, Harding worked in asset management and as a public policy researcher at the Social Market Foundation. He studied economics at Cambridge and also holds a master’s degree in economics from Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo. Find him on Twitter at @RobinBHarding.

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    This seminar was produced by the Milken Institute and the National Press Foundation. Robin Harding is US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, covering the US Federal Reserve and the US Treasury. Based in Washington, his beat includes US economics, financial markets and business. Previously, Harding served as Tokyo correspondent for the FT, where he covered the Bank of Japan and the country's technology sector. Prior to this, he served as a London-based economics leader writer. Before entering journalism, Harding worked in asset management and as a public policy researcher at the Social Market Foundation. He studied economics at Cambridge and also holds a master’s degree in economics from Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo. Find him on Twitter at @RobinBHarding.

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    How To Explain Weird Monetary Policy To Normal People

    Diunggah oleh

    National Press Foundation
    This seminar was produced by the Milken Institute and the National Press Foundation. Robin Harding is US Economics Editor for the Financial Times, covering the US Federal Reserve and the US Treasury. Based in Washington, his beat includes US economics, financial markets and business. Previously, Harding served as Tokyo correspondent for the FT, where he covered the Bank of Japan and the country's technology sector. Prior to this, he served as a London-based economics leader writer. Before entering journalism, Harding worked in asset management and as a public policy researcher at the Social Market Foundation. He studied economics at Cambridge and also holds a master’s degree in economics from Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo. Find him on Twitter at @RobinBHarding.

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    How to explain weird monetary policy to normal people

    Financial Times
    Robin Harding, US Economics Editor
    January 2014

    Why the Fed does what it does

    The Federal Reserve today did X...

    in an effort to stimulate the economy by driving down longer-term interest rates.

    QE

    Under QE, a central bank buys long-term assets in order to reduce the supply available to private investors, and thus drive down long-term interest rates

    Forward guidance

    The goal of the new economic conditions is to offer reassurance that rates will stay low for as long as the economy remains weak

    Things we shouldnt say (but often do)

    printing money
    flooding the market with liquidity injecting money other such fluid metaphors

    The FTs central banking blog is called Money Supply

    but we probably need a new name

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