Jerome Powell, Federal Reserve Chair, informed the participants at the Bay Area Council Business Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony last Tuesday that the economy will never be the same after Covid-19.
As cited by Powell, the use of accelerated technology will change the way the global economy operates considering his commentary was quite similar to the recent “Great Reset” agenda.
Last Monday morning, the Great Reset theory was trending hard again and several financial news outlets called the theory “baseless.” The hashtag #GreatReset spiked to over 80,000 tweets on Monday morning and has continued to trend on Twitter. The conversation was extremely topical after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau discussed Covid-19 and the Great Reset. Trudeau also leveraged a ‘build back better’ slogan used by the Joe Biden campaign.
The Heartland Institute, an economic think tank initiated in 1984, recently discussed how the U.S. President-elect Joe Biden has “disturbing ties” to the Great Reset movement.
Heartland’s Justin Haskins and Donald Kendal mentioned in a recent podcast about the agenda explaining,
“This is one of the greatest threats to capitalism and individual liberties and our next possible President may be involved.”
On Tuesday evening the American conservative political commentator, Tucker Carlson also published a report that says:
“The elites want Covid-19 lockdowns to usher in a ‘Great Reset’ and that should terrify you.”
This week the Federal Reserve Chair, Jerome Powell spoke about the economy and how he thinks things will be quite different going forward. Powell spoke at the annual Bay Area Council Business Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony on Tuesday and said his team is seeing increased Covid-19 restrictions.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell discussed Covid-19 and how he doesn’t think society will revert to the same economy. Instead, Powell said at the Bay Area Council virtual meeting that he expects a “different economy.”
Powell’s recent statements follow his speech last summer at the annual Jackson Hole economic symposium. The Fed Chair noted at the time that the central bank will let inflation run hotter than usual and Powell mentioned it may be “moderately above 2%.”
In San Francisco at the Bay Area Council virtual meeting, Powell stated the way the economy was in the past will never re-materialize.
“We’re seeing states begin to impose some activity restrictions,” Powell said during the online discussion with the Bay Area Council. “The concern is that people will lose confidence in efforts to control the pandemic, and … we’re seeing signs of that already.”
“We’re not going back to the same economy, we’re going back to a different economy,” Powell stressed during the meeting.
“That’s going to mean that those people who worked in the service industry, they may need help and support for a time as they find work in new places.”
The Federal Reserve Chair told members of the European Central Bank’s Forum on Central Banking the same thing a week prior. His statements also follow the recently published financial stability report that addressed climate change for the first time.
The Fed’s recent statements alongside Powell’s speeches, indicate a push toward the controversial “Great Reset” agenda and the IMF’s call for a “new Bretton Woods moment.”
When the Fed Chair Jerome Powell discussed how the economy will never be the same on Tuesday, he also said more stimulus will be needed. To keep the economy safe from looming disaster, he mentioned that stimulus will need to find its way to small businesses and the many unemployed Americans. Powell concluded,
“There hasn’t been a bigger need for it in a long, long time here.”
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