The emergence of cryptocurrencies represents a significant innovation in the financial domain, where subsequently, the market has experienced exponential growth. The proliferation of digital assets has captured the attention of investors, financial institutions, and regulatory bodies, necessitating the development of research to further investigate the market–s growing action with the global financial system, specifically monetary policy and those actions executed by central banks to modulate economic activity, whether through conventional mechanisms or otherwise. The continued growth of cryptocurrency markets has prompted questions regarding the efficacy of these instruments and the evolving nature of money, necessitating the adaptation of central bank and regulatory policy frameworks. Given the considerable variation in regulatory environments across jurisdictions, international collaboration and harmonisation are essential to address potential regulatory arbitrage and establish a consistent approach to cryptocurrency oversight.
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September 11 2023
Introduction: Cryptocurrencies and Monetary Policy Available to Purchase
Shaen Corbet;
Shaen Corbet
DCU Business School, Dublin City University
, Dublin 9, Ireland
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Shaen Corbet
Shaen Corbet
School of Accounting, Finance and Economics, University of Waikato
, New Zealand
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Online ISSN: 2693-9320
Print ISSN: 2693-9312
© 2023 S. Corbet
2023
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Review of Corporate Finance (2023) 3 (4): 481–486.
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Corbet S, Corbet S (2023), "Introduction: Cryptocurrencies and Monetary Policy". Review of Corporate Finance, Vol. 3 No. 4 pp. 481–486, doi: https://doi.org/10.1561/114.00000048
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