To explain why, let me answer a rhetorical question posed by Professor John Taylor of Stanford University in a recent op-ed article in The Wall Street Journal.

为了解释其中的理由，我先回答斯坦福大学教授约翰·泰勒最近在《华尔街日报》发表的一篇文章中提出的一个反问。

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John Taylor and Ken Judd, thank you very much.

肯·贾德和约翰·泰勒，非常感谢两位。

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John Taylor, a Stanford University professor and author of the "Taylor Rule" for setting interest rates, argued that the Fed had erred by keeping rates too low for too long.

斯坦福大学教授，利率制定的“泰勒法则”的创造者约翰·泰勒指出，美联储在过长的时间里维持过低的利率，此举大错特错。

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John Taylor and Ken Judd, thank you very much.

肯·贾德和约翰·泰勒，非常感谢两位。

斯坦福公开课 - 经济学课程节选

Welcome to Uncommon Knowledge, I'm Peter Robinson Joining me today, two colleagues of mine at the Hoover Institution Both are economists, Kenn Judd and John Taylor ... John Taylor also served for two and half, three years Four years Four years, essentially in the entire first term?

欢迎收看“非同寻常的知识，我是主持人皮特·罗宾逊,今天请到的是，我在胡佛研究院的两位同事,均为经济学家，肯·贾德和约翰·泰勒,约翰·泰勒曾经有两年半，三年,四年,四年，基本上整个任期内？

斯坦福公开课 - 经济学课程节选

One way to answer this is to consult the Taylor rule, devised by John Taylor of Stanford University.

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Taylor crushed John Staudenmayer of North Carolina, pinning him in 2:52.

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