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"Firing an active Fed chair could unleash consequences that make recent market turmoil look tame," Karl Schamotta wrote in a note. "If the central bank’s dual mandate — preserving price stability and fostering full employment — is diluted with a new set of objectives defined by the White House, policymakers could find themselves unable to tighten policy dramatically in the face of a sudden increase in prices, meaning that rates are persistently kept below 'neutral' levels, and that inflation remains higher over the long run."