DSGE
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I can read but it seems you can't. Do all fucked in the head liberals have the same comprehension problem?
Obviously you can't. "Federal Reserve Board" is the subject of the sentence. "Federal Reserve Board... to transfer its income to the US Treasure after paying statutory dividends". After the Fed has payed the dividends its obliged to by the Federal Reserve Act, it then gives the remainder to the Treasury.
Since your literacy isn't up to par, here's another source explaining it more clearly:
FRB: Federal Reserve Act: Section 7
The New York Fed is the most important Fed bank. As Bloomberg pointed out in 2009:
The New York Fed is one of 12 regional Federal Reserve banks and the one charged with monitoring capital markets. It is also managing $1.7 trillion [now up to at least $1.9 trillion] of emergency lending programs [and accepting collateral from the banks in return].
However, the country's most powerful "agency" - the Federal Reserve - is actually no more federal than Federal Express. The Fed itself admitted (via Bloomberg):
While the Feds Washington-based Board of Governors is a federal agency subject to the Freedom of Information Act and other government rules, the New York Fed and other regional banks maintain they are separate institutions, owned by their member banks, and not subject to federal restrictions.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2KBpqiORkU]The Truth About the Federal Reserve - YouTube[/ame]
The Federal Reserve ADMITS that Its 12 Banks Are PRIVATE - Not Government - Entities → Washingtons Blog
Since your literacy isn't up to par, here's another source explaining it more clearly
Wishful thinking doesn't make it so.
How do you think any of this is relevant or interesting? I gave you the god damn Federal Reserve Act - the act establishing the Federal Reserve and its 12 regional banks, and outlining the powers given to it - and also filtered through it for you to find the relevant sections and paragraphs.
Maybe what would help is if you clearly state the point you're trying to make, rather than jumping from one to another every time I produce evidence contradicting you. Here's an example of my points clearly and concisely stated:
-The Federal Open Market Committee is responsible for monetary policy
-The Board of Governors form a voting majority on the FOMC
-The Board of Governors are appointed by the President and confirmed by the senate
-The Fed does not directly lend to the government
-At the end of the year, the Fed gives its profits to the Treasury