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September 25, 2015
President James Bullard discussed the case for monetary
policy normalization during an event co-sponsored by the
Global Interdependence Center and the St. Louis Fed. He
noted that, once normalization begins, monetary policy will
remain extremely accommodative through the medium
term. Following his prepared remarks, he and Laurence
Meyer, senior managing director at Macroeconomic
Advisers and former Fed governor, participated in a
moderated discussion on new directions in monetary
policy.
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