Student-Debt Overhang Is Pushing Down U.S. Rates, Dudley Says

Bloomberg Markets ^ | ‎April‎ ‎3‎, ‎2017‎ | Matthew Boesler

[central_va]

Higher Education or Big Education™ is run by leftist goons. It would be so fun to see their tuition rates regulated like the power co. rates are regulated. I’d love to see Democrats voting on raising tuition rates.

[MeganC]

I want the Feds to get out of education, not to expand their bureaucracy so the next Democrat can normalize pedophilia in the public schools.

[Wuli]

I have been reading the book “Fed Up”. It’s about the Federal Reserve in the more than decade long run up to the housing bubble and the 2008 financial crisis, and some years after.

The author is Danielle DiMartino Booth. Before she went to work for the Federal Reserve at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, she was first in the investment banking world on Wall Street, then she had a business column in a Dallas newspaper, where she was one of the earliest voices making the case that we had entered a housing bubble - when the Fed, Wall Street and Washington D.C. were still in high denial. Later, after it began to fall apart, the head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas hired her to work for him - he trusted she would not be a “yes man” to anyone in the Fed, and she wasn’t.

As to William Dudley, and what she thinks of him and the things he said in the run up to he housing bubble, the 2008 crisis and after - let’s just say he’s another one those among the collective-Wizard-of-Oz at the Fed.