Deutsche Bank economist Matthew Luzzetti stated that the four regional Federal Reserve bank presidents who will gain voting rights in this year's FOMC may make more controversial policy decisions. Chicago Fed President Goolsbee is seen as one of the most dovish voices on the committee, while St. Louis Fed President Musalem and Kansas City Fed President Schmidt are viewed as potential hawks. Notably, neither Musalem nor Schmidt has voted on the committee before. Luzzetti commented, "The greater the diversity, the greater the possibility of disagreement, especially because if inflation remains high while the labor market weakens, this creates tension in the Federal Reserve's dual mandate, making the Fed's response more ambiguous."