Each August, the world’s central bankers descend on Jackson Hole. Normally, the coffee-break chatter is about policy. But this year, the big question was what Kevin Warsh, the enigmatic new Fed Chair, was really thinking—about how the Fed works, its independence and monetary policy. His speech was surprisingly revealing. Our acting economics editor tells us what he learned.
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