Paul H. Kupiec

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Paul H. Kupiec is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), where he studies systemic risk and the management and regulations of banks and financial markets. He also follows the work of financial regulators such as the Federal Reserve and examines the impact of financial regulations on the US economy.

He has a bachelor of science degree in economics from George Washington University and a doctorate in economics — with a specialization in finance, theory, and econometrics — from the University of Pennsylvania.

Federal Reserve Operating Losses and the Federal Budget Deficit

"In 2023, the Fed will likely report tens of billions of dollars in operating losses as it raises interest rates to combat raging inflation. Will Fed losses increase the budget…

Federal Reserve Operating Losses and the Federal Budget Deficit

The Progressive Left and the Push to Reset the Federal Reserve’s Legal Mandates

"It is puzzling why former Federal Reserve officials have not vocally denounced these developments for what they are: a direct attack on capitalism, free market driven investment, and Federal Reserve…

The Progressive Left and the Push to Reset the Federal Reserve’s Legal Mandates

Will Federal Reserve Losses Impact Fed Shareholders or Affect Monetary Policy?

"Since it started raising interest rates, the Fed has already experienced mark-to-market losses of epic proportions, and will soon face large operating losses, something it has never seen in its…

Will Federal Reserve Losses Impact Fed Shareholders or Affect Monetary Policy?

Operation Climate-Change Choke Point

"The Fed—an institution that, time and again, has proven that it cannot forecast the inflation rate or GDP growth over the next three months let alone years into the future—gets…

Operation Climate-Change Choke Point