Superinvestors and the Art of Worldly Wisdom

#12: Danielle DiMartino Booth on Why The Fed Is Bad for America

Oct 5, 2017
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 3min
2
Credit Suisse: A Career in Finance
03:07 • 2min
3
The Impetus for Jesse's Career Path
05:34 • 2min
4
The Life and Times of a Journalist
08:02 • 3min
5
Warren Buffett's Perspective on the Real Estate Market
10:49 • 2min
6
The Fed's Quantitative Easing Strategy
13:00 • 2min
7
The Fed's Proposal to Reduce the Size of the Balance Sheet
14:59 • 3min
8
The Fed's Plan to Normalize the Economy
18:05 • 3min
9
The Disconnect Between Central Bankers and the American People Around the World
20:57 • 4min
10
The Fed Playing Politics
24:38 • 2min
11
The Fed's Dual Mandatory
26:33 • 3min
12
The Rise and Fall of the Federal Reserve
29:47 • 2min
13
The Fed's Culture of Moral Hazard
32:01 • 3min
14
The Implications of Fed Policy on the Bubble Bus Cycle
34:38 • 3min
15
The Fed's Fear of the Confidence Bubble
37:25 • 3min
16
The Myth of QE4 and Outright Debt Monetization
39:56 • 3min
17
The Fed and the Fed: Why They Should Start Raising Interest Rates
42:45 • 3min
18
The Importance of Accountability at the Fed
46:08 • 2min
19
Kevin Warsh's Dissension to the Fed
48:02 • 3min
20
The Importance of Discipline in the Fed
50:48 • 3min
21
The Pension Crisis and the Future of the Judiciary
53:43 • 3min
22
The Fed's Perverse Focus on Quantitative Easing Could Have a Big Impact on Pension Crisis
56:42 • 4min
23
Daniela's Fed Chair
01:00:25 • 2min
24
Super Investors and the Art of Worldly Wisdom
01:01:58 • 2min