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Cryptocurrencies, Monetary Policy, and New Forms of Monetary Sovereignty
International Journal of Political Economy, 2019AbstractThe article aims to bring to light the limits and contradictions of cryptocurrencies, as well as to investigate possible alternative uses of them.
Stefano Lucarelli, Andrea Fumagalli
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Monetary Sovereignty: Nature, Implementation, and Implications
Public Budgeting and Finance, 2020Monetary sovereignty is a central concept of Modern Money Theory (MMT). The paper explores the characteristics of monetary sovereignty, the means used to implement it, and some of its theoretical and policy implications. Herein, it is shown that monetary sovereignty involves a high degree of coordination between the central bank and the national ...
Eric Tymoigne
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Clarifying the Concepts of Monetary Sovereignty and Monetary Power: An Institutionalist Perspective
Review of Radical Political EconomicsHeterodox economics literature tends to use monetary sovereignty in many ways while confusing it with monetary power . This institutionalist perspective builds these two concepts and defines monetary sovereignty as the ability of an entity to issue its ...
Alban Mathieu
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2023
Abstract This chapter explores the extent to which customary international law underpins the national right to issue money and to organize a monetary system. In so far as the currency of an issuing State is concerned, it may be said that the concept of monetary sovereignty exhibits features of both an internal and an external character. ‘
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Abstract This chapter explores the extent to which customary international law underpins the national right to issue money and to organize a monetary system. In so far as the currency of an issuing State is concerned, it may be said that the concept of monetary sovereignty exhibits features of both an internal and an external character. ‘
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