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It's A Relief They Take Their Jobs So Seriously
Posted on 05/16/2007 17:21:45 | Link | Post Comment
Our monetary policy correspondent "Irrational Exuberance" finds a gem in the transcripts of the Federal Open Market Committee's 2001 meetings:
At the Novmeber 2001 meeting then-NY Fed President William McDonough was transparent about his zoologically-themed methodology for determining the cost of credit:"Somewhat symbolically I have a pond behind my house in Westchester County and there are a lot of fish in the pond. Therefore, I have two hawks, and the hawks enjoy fishing in the pond. This is a true story, though what will follow is not true. This past weekend--now we get into mythology--one of the hawks miraculously turned into a beautiful white dove. I was very confused until I realized that what was even more miraculous was that the dove spoke with a southern accent! And that convinced me even more that the 50 basis point move was appropriate."
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