I think many of his new views as implied by what he says he got wrong are wrong also, but there are 3 where I agree, at least in part, that he now sees the world more clearly.He writes:
My belief that central banks had the tools, the skill, and the political will to stabilize economies at high levels of employment and low levels of inflation...In the above wrong, he goes on to talk nonsense about the necessity for fiscal policy to fix what he thought the Fed could fix and now realizes he was wrong about. But, it is good to see that at least he doesn't see the Fed as God, anymore.
Another wrong he lists is:
