The Fed has made its biggest inflation-policy change in decades—but will it make a difference? On “Money Talks”, our correspondents assess the performance of America’s central bank in dealing with the worst economic crisis since the Depression
must decide whether they can afford to dig deeper to help.
Six months into the pandemic, host Rachana Shanbhogue asks Patrick Foulis, The Economist's business affairs editor, Wall Street correspondent Alice Fulwood and Vijay Vaitheeswaran, US business editor, is it time for repeat prescriptions or a new economic diagnosis? Runtime: 23 min
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