[Bowman: The Federal Reserve Needs to Flexibly Balance Inflation and Employment Goals] According to an article by Federal Reserve's Bowman, its monetary policy framework revolves around maximizing employment and maintaining price stability, primarily by adjusting the federal funds rate to influence financial conditions, consumption, investment, and inflation trajectories. She emphasized monitoring indicators such as GDP composition, labor market conditions, and PCE inflation, while incorporating market feedback to reduce the risk of policy misjudgment. Bowman believes that when inflation and employment goals conflict, a flexible balance should be maintained, identifying temporary inflation shocks and being vigilant about their secondary effects on inflation expectations, while ensuring policy transparency and consistency.