BAFFI CAREFIN Centre, Bocconi University
via Roentgen 1, Milan, Italy
With friendly support of INTESA SANPAOLO
Which are the effects in combining ideas from psychology and monetary economics? The aim of the workshop is to discuss how the new insights from behavioural economics can shape the demand and the supply of currency, considering both inside and outside money and including the recent debate on e-coin (central bank digital currencies) on the one side, and on bit-coin (private crypto currencies) on the other side.
Programme
Central Bank Digital Currencies: A Central Banker Perspective
Jorge Ponce, Central Bank of Uruguay21st century cash: Central banking, technological innovation and digital currencies
Fabio Panetta, Deputy Governor, Bank of ItalyDigital Money
Martin Summer, Oesterreichische NationalbankCentral Bank Digital Currencies and the Future of Money
Andrew T. Levin, Dartmouth CollegeDo We Like Central Bank Digital Currency? Portfolio Demand and Experimental Economics
Alessandra Cillo and Donato Masciandaro, Bocconi UniversityCentral Bank Digital Currencies: Assessing Implementation Possibilities and Impacts
Santiago Fernandez de Lis, BBVA ResearchCentral Bank Digital Currency: Why and How
Ben Fung, Bank of CanadaCash and Digital Money
Ruth Judson, Federal Reserve SystemCentral Bank Cryptocurrencies
Morten Bech, Bank for International SettlementsE-Krona: Motivations, Drivers and Obstacles
Bjorn Segendorf, Swedish Central BankCentral Bank Digital Currencies: A Macroeconomic Perspective
Dirk Niepelt, University of Bern and CEPR
