2016
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.2811208
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The Macroeconomics of Central Bank Issued Digital Currencies

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“…In particular, CBDC makes the execution of the celebrated Chicago Plan of 1933 [22] for introducing narrow or full-reserve banks, which hold as much central bank cash as they have deposits, a possibility within reach 10 . Some authors (see [3] for example), suggest that once CBDC becomes prevalent, both firms and ordinary consumers would be able to use it to increase their direct holdings of central banks liabilities. The aggregate deposits at commercial banks would naturally decrease, potentially by a wide margin.…”
Section: Central Bank Digital Currency and Negative Ratesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, CBDC makes the execution of the celebrated Chicago Plan of 1933 [22] for introducing narrow or full-reserve banks, which hold as much central bank cash as they have deposits, a possibility within reach 10 . Some authors (see [3] for example), suggest that once CBDC becomes prevalent, both firms and ordinary consumers would be able to use it to increase their direct holdings of central banks liabilities. The aggregate deposits at commercial banks would naturally decrease, potentially by a wide margin.…”
Section: Central Bank Digital Currency and Negative Ratesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet one recent Bank of England study points out the positive impact of the digital means of payment. According to the analysis by the central bank, a virtual currency issued by the central bank 5 would not only have a beneficial effect on the country's GDP by reducing monetary transaction costs and the distorting impact of taxes, the currency could also serve as an important monetary policy instrument due to its countercyclical nature (Barrdear -Kumhof 2016 (Kajdi et al 2017:6).…”
Section: Fintechs In the Payment Sectormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A Bank of England nemrégiben közzétett tanulmánya felhívja a figyelmet a digitális fizetőeszközök pozitív hatásaira. A központi bank elemzése szerint egy, a jegybank által kibocsátott virtuális fizetőeszköz 5 nemcsak pozitívan hatna az ország GDP-jére -a monetáris tranzakciós költségek és az adók torzító hatásának csökkenése által -, hanem a fizetőeszköz kontraciklikusságának köszönhetően fontos monetáris politikai eszköz is lehetne (Barrdear -Kumhof 2016 (Kajdi et al 2017:6) Ha a virtuális fizetőeszköz elterjedése nem is várható, a mögöttes technológia, a blockchain számos kiaknázatlan lehetőséget jelent a pénzforgalmi rendszer szá-mára. Habár a blockchain alkalmazásának hagyományos pénzforgalmi területeken történő tesztelése még kezdeti szakaszban jár (Buitenhek 2016), ma már számos FinTech-szereplő nyújt a technológián alapuló szolgáltatást, a banki közvetítői rendszert megkerülve.…”
Section: Fintech-ek a Fizetési éS Pénzforgalmi áGazatbanunclassified