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Can currency competition work?

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Cryptocurrencies : some lessons from monetary economics

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On the economics of digital currencies

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Can Currency Competition Work?

Fernández-Villaverde, Jesús - 2016

Can competition among privately issued fiat currencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum work? Only sometimes. To show this, we build a model of competition among privately issued fiat currencies. We modify the current workhorse of monetary economics, the Lagos-Wright environment, by including...

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Can currency competition work?

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Should central banks issue digital currency?

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