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"Warsh criticó a sus predecesores en su audiencia de confirmación en el Senado, diciendo que cometieron un terrible error de política en 2021 y 2022 al esperar demasiado para subir las tasas de interés. Warsh cree que el uso del balance de la Fed como herramienta monetaria beneficia desproporcionadamente a las personas que poseen activos, como casas o acciones, que han tenido un rendimiento extremadamente bueno desde la Gran Recesión. Una de las posiciones políticas más conocidas de Warsh es su llamado a una reducción del balance del banco central." "Like even in 2022 Kevin Worse said that the Fed waited too long to raise interest rates. He claimed the Fed lost credibility by overstimulating postcoid. He believed quantitative easing inflates asset bubbles and worsens inequality. And he wanted a smaller balance sheet with more focus on stability."
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Iniciar sesión…But Kevin Wars was a very fierce opponent, calling the benefits small and fleeting and the risks potentially large. Although once he realized he couldn't stop the money printer in 2011 he resigned thereby cementing his reputation as someone who would rather see falling prices and slower growth than risk devaluing our currency. Like even in 2022 Kevin Worse said that the Fed waited too long to raise interest rates. He claimed the Fed lost credibility by overstimulating postcoid. He believed quantitative easing inflates asset bubbles and worsens inequality. And he wanted a smaller balance sheet with more focus on stability. Or basically Kevin Worsh's entire economic philosophy is centered around higher interest rates, slower growth, and a stronger dollar, which is the exact opposite of what the markets were expecting to see throughout 2026, leading to a rather dramatic sell-off. So what happened? To be honest, all of this has to do with what's called the Trump effect…