I have a few questions about this bill.
1. What, exactly, are "denominations for inflation?"
2. How would this bill affect the current role of the Federal Reserve?
3. What happens to dollar bills that are made with paper? If they are worth zero value after August 2019, are they meant to be individually exchanged to banks for polymer bills?
1. My guess is this means that the Bureau can take measures to impact the value of the currency, such as pursuing a strong dollar policy in order to combat inflation.
2. I doubt that this would affect the role of the Federal Reserve much. I don't see any reference to interest rate policy in the bill. It may, however, affect the role of the Treasury, as most currency value policy is dealt with by the Treasury.
3. I'm not sure what will happen to such dollars. I support an amendment to clarify an exchange system in which people will be able to exchange old money for new so that the old does not become completely worthless.