Help is on the way at the Fed, researcher predicts

• Federal Reserve's current economic models are criticized for underestimating growth potential and failing to account for the positive impacts of deregulation and supply-side policies.
• Speakers anticipate a shift in Fed policy, potentially with a new chairman like Kevin Warsh, who would enact reforms and update models to reflect pro-growth policies.
• A strong belief that deregulation, tax cuts, and energy dominance will lead to significant economic growth (potentially 5%) and very low inflation (less than 1% CPI) by 2026.

The discussion criticizes the Federal Reserve's current economic models and its reluctance to cut interest rates, with some members even considering hikes. Experts predict that deregulation, supply-side tax cuts, and a potential change in Fed leadership will lead to robust economic growth and lower inflation, despite the Fed's current anti-growth models.