Author: Bryna Godar
Now updated to reflect the increased push for public banking following COVID-19.
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Announcement
Cambridge University | Center for the Study of Global Human Movement Webinar (11 December): In Conversation: Book talk with Albena Azmanova
Cambridge University | Center for the Study of Global Human Movement Webinar (11 December): In Conversation: Book talk with Albena Azmanova
Summer 2020
Public Money: Digital Dollars? Fed Acccounts? Postal Banking?
Contributors: John Crawford, Morgan Ricks, Lev Menand, Aaron Klein, Robert Hockett, Abbye Atkinson, Leonidas Zelmanovitz, Bruno Meyerhof Salama, Sheila Bair, James McAndrews, Yesha Yadav, Sarah Bloom Raskin, Mehrsa Baradaran, Christopher Giancarlo, Saule T. Omarova, and Nakita Q. Cuttino.
Roundtable: Public Money
S. Omarova, The Other Half of the FedAccounts Plan: What Happens on the Asset Side of the Fed’s Ledger?
November 19, 2020
Saule T. Omarova, Cornell Law School
The COVID pandemic gave a renewed sense of urgency to the idea of offering every American household and business a free digital-dollar deposit account
Winter 2020
Monetary Policy in the European Union
Contributors: Annelise Riles, Marco Goldoni, Joana Mendes, Jens van't Klooster, Brigitte Young, Jamee Moudud, Jeremy Leaman, Sebastian Diessner, Agnieszka Smolenska and Will Bateman
Current Scholarship
Losing Autonomy: The Norwegian Central Bank During the Second World War
Einar Lie, University of Oslo
In the mid‐twentieth century a number of central banks around the western world lost their operational autonomy and were placed under government control.