Digital dollar utility refers to the practical usefulness and functions of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) representing the United States dollar. This involves its potential applications in payments, financial inclusion, and international transactions. The utility considers how a digital dollar could enhance the existing financial system or offer new capabilities. Its value proposition extends beyond simple currency representation.
Context
The potential digital dollar utility is a subject of extensive research and policy debate within the United States, examining its benefits and risks. Discussions address its impact on monetary policy, financial stability, and privacy concerns. Policymakers are evaluating various design choices to maximize its public benefit while mitigating adverse consequences.
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