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Warsh claims market success via rate tightening, questions inflation-employment trade-off

Warsh asserted that the market's success is demonstrated by the tightening of long-term interest rates, and that there is no inherent trade-off between inflation and employment. The statement raises questions about the relationship between interest rates and their impact on the economy. AI

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Warsh claims market success via rate tightening, questions inflation-employment trade-off

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    Short Statement, More Dissents, New Normal

    Short Statement, More Dissents, New Normal Warsh claimed tightening of long rates as market success. And no trade off between inflation and employment. So how do rates impact the economy? https://t.co/hG7RRss5ly