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Kevin Hassett

Director, National Economic Council · Person · Government

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Kevin Hassett - Director, National Economic Council. Tracked across 36 mentions in podcasts and expert conversations analyzed by Sonic.

What Kevin Hassett has said

The White House is reportedly preparing an executive order to create a "clear roadmap for AI safety," according to economic advisor Kevin Hassett.

neutral·Caroline Hyde

The White House is reportedly preparing an executive order to establish a clear roadmap for AI safety, according to economic advisor Kevin Hassett.

neutral·Caroline Hyde

The White House is reportedly preparing an executive order to provide a clear roadmap for AI safety.

neutral·Caroline Hyde

The White House is reportedly preparing an executive order to create a "clear roadmap for AI safety," according to economic advisor Kevin Hassett.

Expert perspectiveCaroline HydeMay 6

The White House is reportedly preparing an executive order to establish a clear roadmap for AI safety, according to economic advisor Kevin Hassett.

Expert perspectiveCaroline HydeMay 6

The White House is reportedly preparing an executive order to provide a clear roadmap for AI safety.

Expert perspectiveCaroline HydeMay 6

Kevin Hassett claims the top Wall Street forecast for the May jobs number was low by approximately 40,000 jobs.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettJun 6

The average tax savings for individuals from the policy of not taxing tips is approximately $7,000.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

The current increase in U.S. productivity growth is partly attributable to the adoption of AI.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

Kevin Hassett predicts that U.S. GDP growth will be between 4% and 5% this year.

SpeculativeKevin HassettMay 10

Jay Powell did not begin raising interest rates to combat 7-10% inflation until after he was reappointed as Federal Reserve Chair by President Biden.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

Core inflation over the last six months was 2.6%, the lowest level since the inflation under President Biden began.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

Current regional Federal Reserve bank presidents are publicly criticizing the fiscal policy moves of President Trump, a departure from past Fed tradition.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

The most recent core Consumer Price Index (CPI) reading was 0.2%, which is approximately the Federal Reserve's target.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

The administration is incentivizing data centers to build their own power generation by speeding up the permitting process.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

Alan Greenspan, as Federal Reserve Chair, delayed publishing a staff paper on a BTU tax for a year to avoid the perception of interfering in fiscal policy.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

Kevin Hassett alleges that the Federal Reserve did not raise interest rates before the 2016 election but began raising them immediately after Donald Trump was elected.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

Orders and shipments of non-defense capital goods in the U.S. are currently at their highest levels ever recorded.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

An executive order increasing the import quota for beef from Argentina led to a decrease in beef prices as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

The U.S. economy is more resilient to energy price shocks than in the 1970s because it is now the world's largest oil producer and the energy intensity of its GDP has significantly decreased.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

Approximately 60 million people are benefiting from new tax policies that eliminate taxes on tips, overtime, or Social Security.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

Real income growth in the U.S. was 1.6% over the last year, after accounting for inflation.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

An informal rule from economist Ray Fair suggests that if GDP growth exceeds 2.5%, the incumbent party typically wins the election.

Expert perspectiveKevin HassettMay 10

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