Whilesomeeconomists on the alleged fringe seek the Fed's abolishment, there's a general acceptance among the profession that the Fed plays a necessary economic role in setting the short rate for cash, or the Fed funds rate.
While it is likely some refined products such as diesel fuel will be exported, economists have suggested that any such exports would help, not hurt the economy by providing a major boost to the current trade deficit.
Someeconomists think that the resulting bias towards higher inflation - at least while the economy remains depressed - would help to make debts more manageable by eroding their value, and would encourage people to spend more for fear that their savings would also be eroded by rising prices.