Abstract
Digitalisation increasingly replaces the demand for cash and leads to a privatisation of payment systems. A reflection of this development is a loss of power by the central banks, threatening the efficiency of the current set of instruments. A recently discussed central bank reaction is digital currency. This article discusses the concept, the design options, the implementation into the monetary policy framework and the macroeconomic consequences of a central bank digital currency.
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Hanl, A., & Michaelis, J. (2019). Central Bank Digital Currency as a New Instrument of Monetary Policy. Wirtschaftsdienst, 99(5), 340–347. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10273-019-2454-4
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