Re:Supreme Court appears to carve out a murky exception for ...
by xeckr on Friday January 23, 2026 @02:51PM
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Fun fact: the Chinese central bank is not at all independent, but one-party rule prevents monetary policy from becoming incoherent as a result of short-term political interests tied to the election cycle.
An independent central bank fixes this in a democracy, but now it can exert considerable influence over political outcomes.
Consider that Carter was punished by the public in his re-election campaign for a recession which was ostensibly caused by Federal Reserve policy choices which ultimately benefited Reagan.
An independent central bank fixes this in a democracy, but now it can exert considerable influence over political outcomes.
Consider that Carter was punished by the public in his re-election campaign for a recession which was ostensibly caused by Federal Reserve policy choices which ultimately benefited Reagan.