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Some studies suggest digital currencies can enhance economic growth, reduce inflation, promote financial inclusion, and lower transaction costs, while other studies highlight potential risks to monetary and financial stability, increased capital flow volatility, and disruption of traditional financial systems.
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Digital currencies, including central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and cryptocurrencies, are transforming the global economy. Their impact spans various aspects, from economic growth and financial stability to monetary policy and international trade. This synthesis explores the key insights from multiple research papers on the impact of digital currencies on the global economy.
Economic Growth and Financial Inclusion
Impact on Traditional Banking and Financial Stability
Monetary Policy and Regulation
Cross-Border Transactions and International Monetary System
Technological and Economic Implications
Digital currencies are poised to bring about significant changes in the global economy. They promote economic growth and financial inclusion, enhance financial stability, and necessitate changes in monetary policy and regulatory frameworks. While they offer benefits such as reduced transaction costs and improved cross-border payments, they also pose challenges, including potential volatility in capital flows and the need for robust financial infrastructure. Despite these changes, the dominance of major fiat currencies is likely to remain due to their strong institutional foundations.
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