What happens when a central bank splits in two?
Say the San Francisco Fed decided to secede from the Federal Reserve System or the Bank of Greece started to print its own euro notes withou...
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ETFs as money?
April 09, 2016
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ETF,
fintech,
fungibility,
medium of exchange,
money market mutual funds,
narrow banking,
personal finance,
stock market and equities
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Blair Ferguson. Source: Bank of Canada Passive investing is eating Wall Street . According to 2015 Morningstar data , while actively managed...
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Can a central bank eliminate its highest value banknote?
Singapore's $10,000 bill, worth around US$7500, shares title to world's largest value banknote with Brunei's $10,000 Peter Sands...
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What makes money special, the lawyer's edition (with a guest appearance by bitcoin)
Januari 03, 2016
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anonymity,
bills of exchange,
Bitcoin,
coins,
fungibility,
Van Court's Bank Note Reporter
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Juan Galt recently introduced me to one of bitcoin's biggest problems. Bitcoin is not money, at least not according to the law. Economi...
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A lazy central banker's guide to escaping liquidity traps
Februari 17, 2015
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cash,
fungibility,
large value note embargo,
Miles Kimball,
Silvio Gesell,
unit of account,
zero lower bound
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For lazy central bankers, this post describes three lite strategies for getting interest rates below the zero lower bound. Rather than requi...
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