If You Are Not Happy With Yourself,

Weaker Currencies Abroad Mean A Strong Dollar, And A Stronger Dollar, Together With A Weak Global Environment, Is A Drag On The U.s. Economy. So It's Important, As It Affects Overall Levels Of Production And Employment In The U.s. There Are Many Domestic Industries Doing Well In The United States, Notwithstanding A Strong Dollar.

The Amount Of Currency In Circulation Is Not Changing. The Money Supply Is Not Changing In Any Significant Way.

...the Federal Reserve Has The Capacity To Operate In Domestic Money Markets To Maintain Interest Rates At A Level Consistent With Our Economic Goals

The Impact On The Broader Economy And Financial Markets Of The Problems In The Subprime Markets Seems Likely To Be Contained.

I'd Throw Dollars Out Of Helicopters If I Had To, To Stimulate The Economy.