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model to stress that dollarization implies the loss of independent monetary policy and of seigniorage, yet the significance … seigniorage loss or using Mundellian optimal currency area criteria. However, outcomes are rather different if credibility is … absent and dollarization can serve as a commitment device: the welfare impact of dollarization is ambiguous, and seigniorage …
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model to stress that dollarization implies the loss of independent monetary policy and of seigniorage, yet the significance … seigniorage loss or using Mundellian optimal currency area criteria. However, outcomes are rather different if credibility is … absent and dollarization can serve as a commitment device: the welfare impact of dollarization is ambiguous, and seigniorage …
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reduction in the rate of economic growth if it is financed with an increase in the seigniorage tax rate. Raising the seigniorage … the required seigniorage tax rate alternative would. Switching from seigniorage to income taxation as a source of … increase in the government spending requirements is by means of a marginal increase in the seigniorage tax rate. Finally, under …
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Monetary economists have long recognized a tension between the benefits of fractional reserve banking, such as the ability to undertake more profitable (long-term) investment opportunities, and the difficulties associated with fractional reserve banking, such as the risk of insolvency for each...
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Monetary economists have long recognized a tension between the benefits of fractional reserve banking, such as the ability to undertake more profitable (long-term) investment opportunities, and the difficulties associated with it, such as the risk of in-solvency for each bank and the associated...
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