Think You Can Manage US Fed Reserve Better?

[clyde]

Fed Chairman Game

 

[mattseh]

inb4 10 pages

 

[erect]

where's the "print money" button?

 

[Rexibit]

Do away with the FED. It was never an officially sanctioned part of the government anyway on its inception. It just sort of... stayed around long enough to be considered such.

 

[jeffrey]

I was reappointed twice.

 

[Vadym]

Y no start over button for real Fed Reserve?

 

[BlokBlok]

This actually the tool the Fed uses everyday, they just click up and down all day.

 

[lukep]

I missed the buttons for:

1. Bribe X number of politicians to control monetary policy.

2. Submit press release to make the mass media think you're about to Zig when you are really going to Zag.

3. Assassinate the president who is making your job harder than it needs to be.

 

[IMSHERIFF]

This game is flawed from the start, the market should be controlling the rates.

 

[Gambit]

The Federal Reserve is a privatized FOR PROFIT bank. It has no loyalty to the United States. It only acts in its OWN best interest. If the U.S. turns to shit, they'll find other means of profiting.

 

[lukep]

The Federal Reserve is a privatized FOR PROFIT bank. It has no loyalty to the United States. It only acts in its OWN best interest. If the U.S. turns to shit, they'll find other means of profiting.

Wow, thanks for letting us know that secret!

You must have been the smartest kid in your row on school picture day. :bowdown:

 

[Vhaeos]

Yes. I'd go with Milton Friedman's approach as outlined in Free to Choose.

It's also discussed here:
http://www.sjsu.edu/economics/docs/Bernanke_v_Friedman7.pdf