"It will result in shifting the dollars around," he said.
When Treasury securities are due, the Fed simply shifts the dollars from those savings accounts at the Fed to checking accounts at the Fed.
Probably not so good... Traditional advertising has been over-priced for a long time but now there is a valid reason to shift the ad dollars.
It's just a complete change that will shift the trillion dollar IT budget toward the open cloud.
"It may shift the burden from state dollars to county dollars".
Instead, that federal leverage tends to shift how the dollars are spent, says William Kovacs, vice president for environment, technology, and regulatory affairs for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce: "[Receiving parties] get the dollars, but they have to do different things with them, like bike paths or transit".
Or it could shift the yuan away from the dollar, avoiding a further U.S. outcry.
For the advertisers, these acquisitions give them peace of mind: they can work with the same people at the media companies they've always worked with, transitioning ad dollars from TV to digital smoothly, while maintaining the ability to shift those dollars back if it doesn't go as planned.
We need to shift the balance of the consumer dollar to the farmer -- the participant in the food system that serves the most critical function, takes on the most risk, and makes the choices that have the largest influence on the environmental, nutritional, flavor, and quality profile of the food we eat.
And when we pay back China, which happens every month as some of their Treasury securities come due, all the happens is the Fed shifts those dollars (plus interest) from China's savings account back to China's checking account, all on the Fed's books.
