The answer in almost every case is for such institutions to redefine their scope based on clear measuresof effectiveness--in other words, work where you can add value.
In other words, a lot of the losers from today's measures are "real terms" losers, but they will not find that cash is being taken out of their pockets that they have now.
In other words, the perceived benefits of the increased fiscal and monetary stimulus measures likely can be outweighed by their potential long-term costs.
In other words, these measures have had almost no mid-term impact on the dollar-real exchange rate because investments of all kinds continue flowing into this country.