Economics and Money. Political and Epistemological Perspectives of Connecting and Fault Lines: A Fil Rouge from Keynes to Digitization

Rainer Stefano Masera ()
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Rainer Stefano Masera: Marconi University

A chapter in Monetary Policy Normalization, 2023, pp 13-52 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract To assess the theoretical and normative consequences of the digitization process in money, finance, and defense, a deeper understanding of the underlying methodological reference frameworks of statistics, probability, economics, and social sciences is needed. This paper addresses the problem by looking at the relationship between inductive and deductive approaches in research methodology and at the century-old distinction between measurable objective risk and uncertainty underlined by J. M. Keynes and F. Knight. Assessing the right theoretical framework will be paramount to choose an adequate normative approach in respect to the danger of contagion between the phygital domains, the crypto world, and the traditional financial system.

Keywords: J. M. Keynes; Cryptocurrencies; Bancor; Phygital; Financial system (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-38708-1_2

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