The problem is that there is a central authority that gets to decide "relative importance". Even granting that, isn't it perverse that this authority, having pr

The problem is that there is a central authority that gets to decide "relative importance". Even granting that, isn't it perverse that this authority, having presumably decided what is and isn't of "relative importance", lacks the foresight to prevent the agents of these relatively important institutions to bring entire economies to the edge of the precipice?