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Showing 1 to 20 of 169 for “"currencies"”.
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Central Bank Digital Currencies
Las nuevas tecnologías implementadas en los últimos años trajeron innovaciones tecnológicas que pueden afectar los sistemas financieros, e hicieron posible la introducción de una moneda digital del banco central, CBDC. Las diferentes opciones de CBDC analizadas en este documento incluyen propuestas …
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Complementary Currencies: A Systems Theory Approach to Monetary Macroeconomics
… was commonplace in history for several types of currencies to circulate side-by-side within a country, often by design, and the notion that this may enable improved socioeconomic outcomes has been proposed in narratives across various disciplines. However, orthodox macroeconomic theory …
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Currencies' exchange rate trend-before and after financial crisis
Do financial crises tend to arise together? Recent financial crisis that has originated from credit crisis in US in 2008 spread throughout countries ranging from Asia, to Europe, to Africa. Generally a shock to one country's asset market that causes changes in asset prices in another country's …
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A critical analysis of the risks associated with crypto-currencies
This work explores the development of crypto-currencies – a subset of virtual currencies. It aims to provide a legal analysis of the key issues, namely investor protection (or lack thereof) and the use and classification of crypto-currencies. The work analyses domestic and European legislation to …
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Using foreign currencies to explain the nominal exchange rate of rand
… those economic variables with some foreign currencies' exchange rates. In fact, it found that the Brazilian Real could well represent the investors' perception towards South Africa; the Australian Dollar could reflect the Terms of Trade's impact on Rand. After taking into account the …
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Using foreign currencies to explain the nominal exchange rate of Rand
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Currency trios - using geometric concepts to visualise and interpret relationships between currencies
A currency trio is a set of three currencies and their respective exchange rates, which have a relationship fixed by a triangular arbitrage condition. This condition forms the basis for the derivation of a geometric interpretation of the relationships between the exchange rates. In the geometric …
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Raising a renewable energy-focused private equity fund denominated in foreign currencies
… sectors and stages and denominated in different currencies are competing for limited investment opportunities. To succeed in the ultracompetitive environment, private equity firms need to demonstrate the ability to raise new funds and generate satisfactory returns for their investors in the long …
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Payment systems in the United States and architectures enabled by digital currencies
… are now considering the issuance of digital currencies to increase efficiency in payments. Blockchain could potentially simplify payments systems and reduce market inefficiencies. It can provide a way for multiple counterparties to connect on the same platform and reduce the time for clearing …
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The composition of virtual currencies and the prospects of a comprehensive regulatory framework
… uncertainties with regard to whether virtual currencies will eventually replace fiat money or whether these two institutions will be functioning in tandem. Virtual currencies are still without legal tender status, but it is established that virtual currency can be utilised as a medium of …
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From Analog to Digital: The Geopolitical and Socioeconomic Calculus of Central Bank Digital Currencies
<p>The rise of Bitcoin and other digital currencies have quickly evolved from meme coin novelty to sophisticated algorithms intended to enhance traditional financial infrastructures, offering real world utility. Simultaneously, orchestrated efforts by central banks and international institutions …
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The Meanings of New Money: Social Constructions of Value in the Rise of Digital Currencies
… begins by considering the challenge that digital currencies pose to established economic models of the origins of money and value. Using a series of agent-based models (ABM) based on Bayesian updating agents, it shows how sociological models of value construction may be able to help solve this …
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Great Powers Have Great Currencies: Popular Nationalist Discourse and China's Campaign to Internationalize the Renminbi
… discourage the internationalization of their currencies. While China's central bank had long explored promoting greater international use of the renminbi, and such a policy would generate some benefits for China, I find that both institutions and interests fall short of explaining this policy …
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Limiting exchange rate swings under a managed floating regime: Evidence from a panel of 24 currencies
… and data on changes in reserves, and includes 24 currencies from developed and developing countries.</p>
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Spillovers in the foreign exchange market a study of volatility and returns in emerging market currencies
… spillover index for advanced and emerging market currencies including the South African rand. The results suggest that the spillover index of exchange rate returns have increased steadily over time and that it exhibits moderate reactions to economic events. In contrast, spillovers in total …
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Legal considerations for adopting central bank digital currencies for cross-border payments in the Southern African development community region
This study examines the legal and institutional foundations required for the implementation of a cross-border central bank digital currency (CBDC) project for the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region. It addresses three central lines of inquiry. The first concerns the necessity of …
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The grammar of money : an analytical account of money as a discursive institution in light of the practice of complementary currencies
… global financial crisis in 2008, complementary currencies - from local initiatives like the Brixton Pound to timebanks, business-to-business currencies and, of course, Bitcoin - have received unprecedented attention by academics, policy makers, the media and the general public. However, at close …
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The Impact of the Carry Trade on Global Currency Markets
… derived from a comprehensive basket of currencies, on currencies in various heuristically defined global risk appetite regimes. Findings of a heightened (lessened) impact of this factor for Emerging/Commodity (Developed/European) currencies in the presence of high risk are presented. The …
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Assessing the Impact of Exchange Rate Fluctuations on the Revaluation of Foreign Currency in Tanzania
… rate fluctuation on the revaluation of foreign currencies in Tanzania. This study was conducted for assessing the impact of exchange rate fluctuation on the revaluation of foreign currencies and its associated impact on the purchase of goods and services in United States Dollar (USD), European …
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Different Aspects of Market Liquidity
… of commodity prices to the illiquidity of 22 currencies relative to the U.S dollar. The chapter exploits a new monthly dataset of commodity terms of trade (CTOT) in a GVAR framework over the period between 01/1994 and 12/2016. On the supply side, illiquidity of the currencies of less developed …
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