Jeremy Hill, Kansas City Federal Reserve Regional Economist
About this episode
Jeremy Hill discusses the economy of Missouri and Kansas, inflation drivers, and the Federal Reserve's role in price stabilization.
"This is still an upward mobility story." -Jeremy Hill Jeremy Hill, regional economist for the Kansas City Federal Reserve, breaks down Missouri and Kansas's economy, the drivers behind persistent inflation, and why high oil prices are keeping costs elevated across the board. He explains how energy costs ripple through everything we buy and what needs to happen for inflation to finally stabilize. Hill also shares how the Federal Reserve operates with districts across the country, how each one votes differently to maintain the integrity of the Federal Reserve, and its core role in stabilizing prices while aiming for maximum employment.
People in this episode
Host: Brandon Paulseen
Guest: Jeremy Hill
Topics covered
- economy
- inflation
- energy costs
- Federal Reserve
- employment
Keywords
- inflation
- economy
- energy costs
- Federal Reserve
- employment
- oil prices
- Missouri
- Kansas
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Kansas City Federal Reserve
Places: Missouri, Kansas
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