Fed's New Framework: Abundant Liquidity to Shape Monetary Policy Landscape
The Federal Reserve has a lot of money from buying assets to help the economy. This has made the financial system very liquid. Gagnon and Sack think the Fed needs a new way to control money because of all this liquidity. They suggest using overnight reverse repurchase agreements to set interest rates, instead of the old way of reducing bank reserves. This would keep the balance sheet big and the financial system full of money.