International Finance and Accounting
Article Title
CENTRAL BANK AND PRIVATE DIGITAL CURRENCIES: COMPETITION AND PRIORITIES FOR REGULATION
Abstract
The article discusses the use of cryptocurrencies and its impact on monetary policy, regulation of cryptocurrencies and central bank-issued digital currency. Scientific proposals and practical recommendations on regulation of cryptocurrencies in Uzbekistan have been developed.
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Recommended Citation
Khoshimov, E.
(2020)
"CENTRAL BANK AND PRIVATE DIGITAL CURRENCIES: COMPETITION AND PRIORITIES FOR REGULATION,"
International Finance and Accounting: Vol. 2020
:
Iss.
4
, Article 9.
Available at:
https://uzjournals.edu.uz/interfinance/vol2020/iss4/9