A central banker tackling productivity in Britain.
They spent most of the 2010s having low-level researchers draw connections between monetary policy and the extremely low level of business failure...and then denying that should have any impact on monetary policy (Carney's botched 2018 rate rise being an amazing example...choosing not to raise rates with unemployment at four decade lows).
Much easier to hypothesise wildly about an event that may or may not occur five decades in the future. You sound serious, and distract from the fact that you have totally failed now (I have no doubt if there is a climate crisis, that the BoE will still fuck it up then...them doing these exercises has no impact because they are institutionally unable to be proactive).