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This newly centralized fiscal power could effectively undermine the federal balance of power, delegating control that should reside with state governments back to central banks. This tectonic shift would fundamentally alter the dynamics of power as outlined in various constitutions, wherein states are traditionally tasked with enforcing healthcare and welfare policies. Centralized monetary control could redefine these responsibilities, surpassing originally intended governmental limitations and further curtailing personal liberties.