John B. Taylor: “I just do what I believe. And I believe that strong-mayor powers, aside from everything else, are a significantly bad…”

The Congress has laid out a strategy to reduce spending gradually over time. I think moving back off of that would be a mistake.

A lot of the concerns about too-big-to-fail and the anticipation of bailouts is that it does give advantages to certain institutions.

I believe that the quantitative easing that really got underway after the panic in 2009 has not been effective.

I have become critical of the Federal Reserve policy regarding its unconventional policies, both before the crisis and after.