The Federal Reserve’s Broken Leadership

The cost of curiosity is approaching zero, owing to a new age of American innovation. And the rewards for curiosity are surging, thanks in large part to pro-growth policies championed by President Trump. That’s why the U.S. is poised to grow faster than any other major economy. Americans would benefit from higher take-home pay and greater purchasing power if only the Federal Reserve’s leadership stopped defending its mistakes and started correcting them.

When I was a college student, I spent hours wandering the stacks at the library to find answers to homework. For the next few decades, my counterparts and I looked for answers to our questions by rummaging the internet. Today, immediate access to documented and synthesized information is limited only by one’s imagination.