The current state of the U.S. and Mexican economies: where do we go from here?

Richard W. Fisher

No 64, Speeches and Essays from Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

Abstract: \"As I sit at the FOMC table, I continue to fret more about inflation than I do about growth. While I am well aware of the risks to economic growth, the history of inverted yield curves, and the ever present possibility of exogenous shocks in a politically hazardous world, the 'balance of risk,' in my book, is still tilted to the inflation side of the equation.\" ; Remarks at a Policy Forum hosted by the El Paso Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and Monterrey Branch of the Banco de Mexico, Monterrey, N.L., Mexico, September 25, 2006

Keywords: Economic conditions - Mexico; economic conditions - United States; Economic conditions - Texas; Housing; Inflation (Finance) (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2006
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