cover image: CIGI Papers No. 261 — February 2022 - Retail Central Bank Digital Currency:

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CIGI Papers No. 261 — February 2022 - Retail Central Bank Digital Currency:

7 Feb 2022

combination of first-mover advantage, as well as What remains in doubt, however, but is outside the likelihood that the AEs will set out in advance the scope of this paper, is the extent to which the the rules of the game, may well lead to a rush of current surge in prices is temporary. [...] The role clearly illustrates the growth in digital forms of and overall authority of the central bank are not payments as a percent of GDP (left side) for the left untouched by the introduction of retail CBDC. [...] Crucially, the sample includes the first year of the Moreover, while interest sensitivity is comparable COVID-19 pandemic but excludes the fallout from at the higher end of the cash-holding distribution the GFC of 2008–2009. [...] In the controls for the group of economies in question case of the United Kingdom, the source of the and the fraction of the populations using the 32 deterioration is due to a change in the number of internet. [...] The former need to be considered because Beyond the potential impact of technological and digital transactions require a stable and reliable climate-related issues is the added complication infrastructure; the latter because of the broader that the distribution of technological and climate- economic risks from weather-related changes and related incidents is highly unevenly distributed the surge i.
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