The unaccountability trap in government
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In the United States, government power is divided among elected officials, courts and independent agencies. The Supreme Court is the country’s highest court, while the Federal Reserve sets monetary policy, including decisions that affect interest rates.
Accountability means that public bodies can be scrutinised and, where appropriate, challenged or required to explain their decisions. The limits on political control of courts and the Federal Reserve matter because they shape how authority is checked and how economic decisions are made.