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      <title>John Williams: Williams explains the perverse result comes from wealth effects and higher rates leading househ</title>
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      <description>“This “perverse” result, in the words of John Campbell (1994), 5 stems from the combination of a strong wealth effect and higher expected real interest rates, which contribute to a transition period during which households enjoy greater consumption and leisure.” — John Williams, NY Fed speeches</description>
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      <title>John Williams: Williams says standard theory paradoxically predicts productivity increases cause downturns wit</title>
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      <description>“Assuming immediate recognition, standard macroeconomic theories predict a paradoxical result: an increase in trend productivity growth drives up real interest rates and causes an economic downturn, with hours worked, investment, and output declining.” — John Williams, NY Fed speeches</description>
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      <title>Howard Marks: Marks explains risky assets must appear to offer high returns but do not have to deliver them.</title>
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      <description>“If a risky asset can be counted on to have a high return, then it&#x27;s not risky. So it can&#x27;t be true. It&#x27;s incorrect on its face.” — Howard Marks, Pepperdine University</description>
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      <title>Howard Marks: Marks defines risk as the probability of an undesirable outcome, not volatility.</title>
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      <description>“Risk, in my opinion, and my view has evolved, risk is the probability negative outcome, of an undesirable outcome. It is not the volatility of the stream.” — Howard Marks, Pepperdine University</description>
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      <title>Howard Marks: Marks defines risk as the probability of an undesirable outcome, not volatility or fluctuation.</title>
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      <description>“Risk, in my opinion, and my view has evolved, risk is the probability negative outcome, of an undesirable outcome.” — Howard Marks, Pepperdine University</description>
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      <title>Howard Marks: Marks challenges the risk-return line saying if higher returns are certain from risky assets, th</title>
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      <description>“if you can count on higher returns from a risky asset, then by definition, it&#x27;s not risky. So it&#x27;s kind of an oxymoron. And I was never comfortable with this graphic.” — Howard Marks, Wharton School</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 02 May 2022 13:42:01 +0000</pubDate>
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