We still have problems like salmonella and botulism well, various Health Problems with these foods just because they arent refrigerated. They are past their shelflife. There are others at other issues besides the thc. So that would be an area, the edibles. Is like i said, this vaping quite a big deal particularly for our young people. It has become very ocular. The very popular. And make concentrates are very potent. Desperately need this Application Program that the governor is working on to rollout. We should get a curriculum in our Public Schools go, to. Schools, too. Well, the Data Collection is extremely important. We really havent been keeping great statistics on marijuana use in terms of people going into the er. They are starting to do it now. But to really create sound Public Policy, we need accurate data. I would argue that is very important Going Forward also. Host gina carbone with smart colorado. There is a website if you want to find out more abo on cspan, a discussion on
Policy play in preserving Financial Stability and how to ake sure that centralbank independence is preserved . Second, with increasingly complex financial interconnections, many small, open, and emergingmarket economies have found a challenging to deal with large changes in exchange rates. How can these economies retain Monetary Policy independence in uch a policysetting, and what tools should they use . Finally, the crisis has galvanized a broad effort to reform the global regulatory framework. There has been progress on various aspects, but much still remains to be done. How will financial regulations and the new structures of the Financial System affect the functioning of Monetary Policy domestically and abroad . To all of these questions, im sure some of you have the beginning of the answers. I know that our speakers will offer their proposals, but i hope that it begins here. Before i give the floor to chair yellen, it is my real pleasure to introduce the person to whom this lectur
Banking, payment, accounting, and financial infrastructures. The work was enormous. And here i must take off my hat to the exceptional dedication of the staff working in d. C. Then we had the asian crisis. It was a very different kind of episode. We had Central Banks there. They were severely tested in the affected countries. We had a few false starts in some cases. You may remember them pretty well. Also, decisive stabilization measures. More important probably are the lessons which were learned from them, by them and by the imf, in that occasion. One was that financial vulnerabilities can even be when macroeconomic fundamentals appear sound. This was the surprise of that moment, one of them. Another was that the risk from large and volatile capital flows create larger Foreign Exchange offers. We had some difficulty in convincing our membership that you had to add a zero to the numbers of our loans in several countries. We had some problems with that, but we did it. Then we had the ch
My great pleasure to turn things over to roger. Let me stand up so i can see you guys better. It is a pleasure to be back here in denver. Working with brian. The time has flown by. I kind of have to pinch myself. You dont see a lot of tiedye people. Tailed reggae i used to be the oldest person in the audience and i am not anymore. I think what i want to do is give you an update on some of the details of what is going on in Washington State. I becamereform work, notorious in my area. A seat became open in the state legislature. Iran and they hit me hard. They use the keywords. Roger goodman is a lawyer crusading to legalize drugs. My poll numbers shot up afterwards. Cultural find. I was fighting for the truth and had the courage to talk about this as a politician. People were saying, you are saying this . I begged me opponents to hit me on the drug issue. It always backfires on them. If they say i raise taxes, that is different and i am vulnerable. But now, i find myself as the chair of
Production of a half Million Barrels a day by the tomb of president penas end of term and then maybe a Million Dollars a day by 2025. So thats a conservative number in terms of the Resource Base and in terms of what might be possible. Just looking across the divide where technically recoverable resources on the mexican side exceed those on the u. S. Side and the eagleford would not take much if this were the United States to get on shore conventional nonconventional production up to a half Million Barrels a day let alone whatever might be happening on the conventional side. Canadian production is likely to continue. These quasiofficial numbers based on the cap. So current production in canada is roughly three and a half Million Barrels a day. And we can kind of readily project five Million Barrels a day adjusted for where the price of oil may be but theres going to be an uplift as canadian oil reaches water borne markets in terms of the net back price to the well head, even if global p