Lane Drifting: Micro, Not Macro | Getting Global Monetary Policy On Track | Hoover Institution

Friday, May 3, 2024
Hoover Institution | Stanford University
The Hoover Institution Economic Policy Working Group hosts “Getting Global Monetary Policy on Track," its annual monetary policy conference on Thursday, May 2, 2024 at Stanford University.
Securities and Exchange Commissioner Hester Peirce gave a rousing talk on SEC regulatory expansion, listing many examples from the humorous - the SEC’s move to make Stoner Cats a security - to the serious, such as new rules to regulate fund advisers. She stressed how the SEC is moving from rules of the game to “prudential” or supervisory regulation, directly controlling how people invest.
“Getting Global Monetary Policy on Track" was the theme this year following up on last year’s theme “How to Get Back on Track," and the previous year’s theme “How Monetary Policy Got Behind the Curve.” A key goal of the conference is to examine how to get back and stay on track and, thereby, how to reduce the inflation rate without slowing down economic growth. This year the key policy issues are largely international, with special discussions of Europe and Asia. This is a policy-oriented conference consisting of formal presentations, policy panels, and in-depth discussions.
Hester Peirce, Securities and Exchange Commission (speech)
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