I Don't See Much Evidence

The American People Are Among The Most Productive In The World. We Have The Best Technologies. We Have - Great Universities. We Have Entrepreneurs.

If I Am Confirmed, I Am Confident That My Colleagues On The Federal Open Market Committee And I Will Maintain The Focus On Long-term Price Stability As Monetary Policy's Greatest Contribution To General Economic Prosperity And Maximum Employment.

I Think That Having Good Data, Good Statistics-and The United States Generally Has Better Macroeconomic Statistics Than Most Countries-and Having Good Economists To Interpret Those Data And Present The Policy Alternatives, Has A Substantially Beneficial Effect On Policymaking In The United States.

If Current Trends Continue, The Typical U.s. Worker Will Be Considerably More Productive Several Decades From Now. Thus, One Might Argue That Letting Future Generations Bear The Burden Of Population Aging Is Appropriate, As They Will Likely Be Richer Than We Are Even Taking That Burden Into Account.

The Federal Reserve Will Not Monetize The Debt.