A rather badly designed central bank system

On the same day that the governor of Malaysia's central bank quit, and just days after Urjit Patel, governor of the Reserve Bank of India, took the unprecedented step of writing an oped to the Federal Reserve, begging the US central bank to step tightening monetary conditions, and shrinking its balance sheet, thereby creating a global dollar shortage which has slammed emerging markets (and forced India into an unexpected rate hike overnight), Indonesia’s new central bank chief joined his Indian counterpart in calling on the Federal Reserve to be "more mindful" of the global repercussions of policy tightening amid the ongoing rout in emerging markets.

 When emerging markets rely on the Fed then we know they fouled the banking system.  This is Bernanke's discretion method, it spirals. That would be 250 years  of economists doing bad theory on banking. 

We solved this in sandbox, so soon all debt money, private of central will be using sandbox method, keeping the queues balanced.