Fed paper looks at the potential effects of CBDC on monetary policy
The working paper traces the effects of operations with CBDCs through several scenarios and concludes the Fed will have it under control.
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The working paper traces the effects of operations with CBDCs through several scenarios and concludes the Fed will have it under control.
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