What Does Introducing CBDCs Imply for the Stability of Central Banks?
The ability of private citizens to execute electronic transactions using a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), central bank money, introduces new monetary stability challenges. A paper by Harald Uhlig from the University of Chicago considers this. The paper is highly theoretical but raises the sort of questions central banks have to get right in their planning for a CBDC.
Premium Subscription Required
This article is reserved for our Premium level or higher subscribers
A Premium or higher level subscription gives you access to all the articles on this website.