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It is the heritage of a show which is we do market economics. We're worried

about economics, finance investment, all the linkages, and that flows over

into equities, bonds, currencies, and commodities.

I think I came up with one of those phrase and very decidedly Matthew Winkler, the founder of Bloomberg News, came up with the other phrase.

I don't think I can remember which one's which but you

know there it is. I think Equity's bonds currencies commodities was from Matt

Winkler the founder of Bloomberg News but point is, we very early on figured out

there was an insatiable interest

in smart academics who could communicate.

This single best idea is to focus on two of those and two foundational

members of what we've done. It really goes back to multiple decades to the support of Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University

many others Ed Lazier the late Ed Lazier of Stanford and John Taylor of

Stanford as well,

and many, many others, Meggden-Dessai

over at the London School of Economics.

But one of the first people to climb on board

the surveillance bandwagon was Barry Eichenreen. He is absolutely definitive at Berkeley. He writes what I call

Dents, which is if you get a 40-page paper from Eicha-Green, like his paper that

stopped traffic at Jackson Hole last summer.

It takes you a long time to read it because he's so acute, so inward that on international

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