Sam Rogoff jest zwolennikiem jeszcz

Sam Rogoff jest zwolennikiem jeszcze innego rozwiązania, opartego na koncepcji systemu dwu walutowego. W tym przypadku nie chodzi o utrzymywanie przez kraj dwóch różnych walut, tylko o emitowanie pieniądza cyfrowego i papierowego, gdzie kurs ich wymiany nie byłby jak jeden do jednego. Bazową walutą byłby pieniądz elektroniczny, który można by wymieniać na gotówkę po ustalonym kursie. Np. takim, w którym gotówka traci 3 proc. rocznie w stosunku do e-waluty. – Po roku bank centralny dawałby 0,97 dolara elektronicznego za jednego dolara papierowego; po dwóch latach 0,94 dolara – tłumaczył Rogoff w jednym ze swoich artykułów. Co w praktyce również byłoby przeniesieniem ujemnej stopy procentowej w świat pieniądza papierowego.

Results (English) 1:

Sam Rogoff is in favor of yet another solution based on the concept of two-currency system. In this case it is not about keeping the country by two different currencies, issuing only paper and digital money, where the exchange rate would not be as one-to-one. Base currency would be the electronic money that can be exchanged for cash at a fixed exchange rate. Eg. One in which the cash loses 3 percent. per annum in relation to e-currency. - After a year the central bank would provide 0.97 dollar for one dollar electronic paper; after two years of 0.94 dollar - Rogoff explained in one of his articles. Which in practice would also transfer a negative interest rate in the world paper money.

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Rogoff himself is a proponent of yet another solution, based on the concept of a two-currency system. In this case, it is not about keeping the country two different currencies, but about issuing digital and paper money, where the exchange rate would not be like one to one. The base currency would be electronic money, which could be exchanged for cash at a fixed rate. For example, in which cash loses 3% per year compared to e-currency. – After a year, the central bank would give $0.97 for an electronic dollar per paper dollar; after two years of $0.94, rogoff explained in one of his articles. What in practice would also be to transfer negative interest rates into the world of paper money.

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Rogoff himself is in favour of another solution, based on the concept of a two-currency system. In this case, it is not a question of the country holding two different currencies, but of issuing digital and paper money, where the exchange rate would not be one to one. The base currency would be electronic money, which could be exchanged for cash at a fixed rate. E.g. The kind where cash loses three percent. annually in relation to e-currency. After a year, the central bank would give 0,97 an electronic dollar for one paper dollar; after two years 0,94 a dollar, Rogoff translated in one of his articles, which in practice would also be a transfer of a negative interest rate to the world of paper money.