preference would have been not to do it at all quite yet but obviously i'm not running the show here abnd so they're keen to go. i think they should go slowly and quite frankly it sounds like they will go fairly slowly. they're buying 85 billion dollars of bonds a month. they'll probably chop 10 billion off that which is a notable number but still leaves a lot of stimulus out there. that's something that will taper off the full extent of this year and well into next year. > >you say it won't derail what's going on with the recovery process but will it hurt gdp in the long run? > >i think it will slow gdp in the short run. probably not in the long run though. and it's probably worth recognizing central banks don't get to set gdp growth in the lomg run. what they get to do is steal a little bit from the future and pull it to the present which is what they're doing right now. i don't think there's any question that the u.s. has some pretty bright prospects over that long run. > >it's just not economists in the u.s that are concerned about this tapering. people in china are comcerned, people

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