This consensus is almost always qualified by declarations that the United States has been well served by its Federal Reserve chairmen since at least Paul Volcker’s tenure, and that those of us who have not sat in that seat know that we would have made worse mistakes.
Este consenso casi siempre se matiza con declaraciones de que los Estados Unidos han recibido buenos servicios de sus presidentes de la Reserva Federal desde al menos el mandato de Paul Volcker, y de que aquéllos que nunca hemos estado en sus zapatos sabemos que habríamos cometido errores peores.