Fed official Goolsbee emphasizes that when dealing with economic data, one should not fixate on short-term fluctuations but rather focus on long-term economic trends. He specifically mentions that while monthly employment data may garner market attention, its variations are not sufficient grounds for adjusting monetary policy. Goolsbee stresses that the current policy stance is described as tight and restrictive, aimed at responding to changing economic conditions. He further points out that if the unemployment rate rises above the critical point of 4.1%, the Fed must respond to maintain economic stability and healthy growth. He believes that the overall trajectory of economic data will not be altered by anomalies in a single month, and the observed improvement in inflation suggests that policy adjustments are proving effective.