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Recognizing Bubbles But Still Cautious About Deflating Them
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Jeremy Stein tells Eisinger that it is important for the Fed to recognize when a bubble is taking place and take action including jawboning and regulatory action to limit bubble behaviour in capital markets. Fed chairman Yellen did this for social media stocks and bio tech sector stocks in 2014 by pointing out that that the rise in stock prices were excessive, resulting in a pullback.
U.S. Fed Governor Jeremy Stein on controlling a bubble economy in 2014-2015
09/10/2014
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