His prior picks of Moore and Cain failed, but these the latest two
Christopher Waller
- executive vice president at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
- worked at the Bank since 2009
- previously was a chair of economics at the University of Notre Dame and a chair in macroeconomics and monetary theory at the University of Kentucky
Judy Shelton
- economic advisor to the president during his 2016 campaign
- has a doctorate in business administration from the University of Utah
- In a recent interview Shelton said that if appointed, she'd lower interest rates to 0% in one to two years. Sounds like she doesn't much care that the C in FOMC is a committee, but there you go.
