Neoliberal economics is commonly correlated to monetarism, which came as a response against the implementation of Keynesian economics before it. Reducing Keynesian economics solely to printing money also seems overly reductionist.
I'd say the Fed is more interested in propping up growth rates regardless of the fundamental instability or the unfair effects of a more unfettered capitalism.
I'd say the Fed is more interested in propping up growth rates regardless of the fundamental instability or the unfair effects of a more unfettered capitalism.