Exploration of its Evolution, Implications, and Prospects within the Framework of Central Bank Digital Currency
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Central bank digital currency, Digital currency, Cryptocurrency, Household, GovernmentAbstract
This paper discusses the multifaceted landscape of Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), examining its historical evolution, present implications, and prospects. Beginning with elucidating CBDC’s definition, the study underscores the importance of exploring its intricate dynamics. The evolutionary trajectory of CBDC is traced from its conceptual inception to critical milestones in its development, juxtaposed against traditional currency systems and cryptocurrencies. Furthermore, the paper analyzes the far-reaching implications of CBDC across economic, social, and international spheres. Economic ramifications encompass its impact on monetary policy and financial stability, while social implications touch upon issues of accessibility, inclusivity, and privacy. CBDC’s effects on global financial systems and cross-border transactions are scrutinized internationally. Subsequently, the study navigates the potential benefits and challenges inherent in CBDC adoption, emphasizing efficiency gains in payment systems and reductions in transaction costs, counterbalanced by technological hurdles and regulatory complexities. The prospect and potential scenarios surrounding CBDC adoption are also explored, including adoption trends, central bank roles, and stakeholder collaboration.
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