So some unexpected event causes a sudden oil shortage and gas price hike? Transportation causes sudden stop. Fed accounts fill with deposits, the market manager raises entry fees.
The event was unexpected,the Fed should raise fees on deposits to catch a surplus from the flight to safety. Keep s winnings as high as possible within contract. The excess deposits can go to cash. If there is a populace u cry, remind them that a renewal is coming up. The Fed is facing a relentless devaluation problem.
The shocks minimize after three years, he coin tosses are not so unfair. Somewhere, sever years into the contract Congress can get a bit reckless, again.
On seeing a negative shock,the Fed needs to cause deflation so the devaluation process gets a big jump ahead. This pat is the Beckworth what ever it takes. Depends on the contract. The Fed, facing the defaut machine, will demand the right to excursions in extreme cases. So, if market risk account is low, make some money during the unexpected.
The Fed, and most others, would prefer to keep tight with money during down turns because the devaluation process runs out and diminishes soon. There is a bigger emphasis in that renewal contract, as it has the higher pay off if we survive phase one. At the end of devaluation, some 35% of debt is gone, and we can do it again. This is good news for he kids. We restore, partly, taxation with representation.
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