On the recordFebruary 2, 2022
In a democratic society, those tradeoffs must be made by elected representatives who are accountable to the American people, not unelected central bankers.
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congress.govIn a democratic society, those tradeoffs must be made by elected representatives who are accountable to the American people, not unelected central bankers.
Toomey argues that political decisions should be made by elected officials, not the Fed.
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