The logical extrapolation from what you are saying is command economy / forced mass redistribution to wealth.
It's a great exercise to research the effects of this type thing historically.
It's a great exercise to research the effects of this type thing historically.
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/09/the-happiest-countries-in-th...
The federal reserve has kept interest rates artificially low for the past few decades, to sell broken unpopular policies to the public (eg Iraq war), to enrich the financial industry, and to simulate growth.
The vibrance of capitalism relies on capital being distributed, so that it competes rather than acting uniformly. By flooding the market with newly created capital from a central source, the federal reserve has completely undermined capitalism and substituted it with the politics of who gets newly created money. One of the biggest recipients of new money has been the financial industry, which has even been whitewashed as some kind of neutral actor but is anything but. This is why more and more of people's every day lives have been financialized - made legible to the financial system and parceled out into monthly payments.