Add to ORKGMany central banks are considering launching digital currencies. Far from a simple technological innovation, central bank digital currencies (CBDC) might persistently alter the size and composition of central bank balance sheets. Martina Fraschini, Luciano Somoza and Tammaro Terracciano analyse the equilibrium effects of the introduction of a CBDC and its interaction with current monetary policies. They show how and when issuing a CBDC might render expansionary policies quasi-permanent
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Many central banks are considering launching digital currencies. Far from a simple technological inn...
We investigate the impact of ECB conventional (CMP) on national banking indices of 10 Eurozone count...
We investigate the impact of ECB conventional (CMP) on national banking indices of 10 Eurozone count...
Facebook’s stable cryptocurrency, COVID-19, and China’s central bank digital currency, the e-CNY, ha...
Central banks and financial and technology firms have a growing interest, but there are many challen...
Central bank money still cannot be used in international payments. But the transactions that are lik...
The European Central Bank announced a new monetary policy strategy in July. Iain Begg writes that wh...
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Mona Ali argues that the UK's financial position is reflected in its 'balance of payment' dynamics. ...
The European Central Bank's Governing Council is due to hold a policy meeting on 26 October, with ma...
On 21 July, the European Central Bank decided to raise interest rates for the first time since 2011 ...
But income inequality increases, because high-salary workers immediately below the 1% gain, while pe...
The Covid-19 pandemic has prompted renewed debate over the architecture of Europe’s Economic and Mon...
This article explores how how the Financial Crisis of 2008 affected the banking industry and brought...
Many central banks are considering launching digital currencies. Far from a simple technological inn...
We investigate the impact of ECB conventional (CMP) on national banking indices of 10 Eurozone count...
We investigate the impact of ECB conventional (CMP) on national banking indices of 10 Eurozone count...
Facebook’s stable cryptocurrency, COVID-19, and China’s central bank digital currency, the e-CNY, ha...
Central banks and financial and technology firms have a growing interest, but there are many challen...
Central bank money still cannot be used in international payments. But the transactions that are lik...
The European Central Bank announced a new monetary policy strategy in July. Iain Begg writes that wh...
As digital technology disrupts financial services globally, how should banks go about planning the n...
Every year, many businesses across Europe go bankrupt as a result of payment delays. For this reason...
Mona Ali argues that the UK's financial position is reflected in its 'balance of payment' dynamics. ...
The European Central Bank's Governing Council is due to hold a policy meeting on 26 October, with ma...
On 21 July, the European Central Bank decided to raise interest rates for the first time since 2011 ...
But income inequality increases, because high-salary workers immediately below the 1% gain, while pe...
The Covid-19 pandemic has prompted renewed debate over the architecture of Europe’s Economic and Mon...
This article explores how how the Financial Crisis of 2008 affected the banking industry and brought...