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What are the negatives of the Federal Reserve?

Some critics think the Federal Reserve is too tied to the private sector to be constitutional, noting that the presidents of the 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks are appointed by a board of directors mostly drawn from the private sector.

What are the arguments against the Federal Reserve?

The suit comes from the Bank Policy Institute, which represents big banks like JPMorgan, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, as well as the American Bankers Association, the Ohio Bankers League, the Ohio Chamber of Commerce and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

Why are people against the Federal Reserve?

They argue that its monetary policies cause booms and busts when the Fed creates too much or too little fiat money. Ron Pauls book End the Fed repeatedly points out that the Fed engages in money creation out of thin air. He argued that interest rates should be set by market forces, not by the Federal Reserve.

What is the constitutional argument against the Fed?

Abolishing the Fed would eliminate a crucial mechanism for counteracting economic downturns, akin to trading without a stop-loss order. It would result in a higher probability of systemic risk and financial chaos -- think of it as withdrawing liquidity from the market during a credit crunch.