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Vurdering av konsekvenser for Norge av en innføring av digital euro

2026

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Bulgaria : Representative Rate for the Euro

2026

The Council of the European Union decided on July 8, 2025 that Bulgaria had fulfilled the necessary conditions for adoption of the euro with effect from January 1,2026,1 and that the conversion rate should be set at 1.95583 Bulgarian lev per one euro.2 The Bulgarian authorities notified the Fund...

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Digitaler Euro : kein Zwilling des Bargeldes

Schäfer, Stefan - 2026

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Macroeconomic effects of carbon-intensive energy price changes: a model comparison

Burgert, Matthias; Darracq Pariès, Matthieu; Durand, Luigi - 2026

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Alternatives to the digital euro

König, Jörg; Meyer, Tim - 2026

Plans to introduce a digital euro are becoming increasingly concrete. The European Parliament is expected to vote on the proposal in May 2026, with the European legislative process set to be completed by the end of the year. However, the digital euro is likely to be primarily a prestige project...

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Monetary anchors in a digital age : a historical perspective on the ECB's digital euro and US stablecoins

Greitens, Jan - 2026

This paper contributes to current debates surrounding the digital euro and US stablecoins by unpacking the present day relevance of two important episodes in monetary history: Prussia's effort in the 18th century to implement a uniform coinage standard across the Holy Roman Empire, and the 19th...

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Who scores from hosting sports events? : local spending effects of the EURO 2024

Dorn, Florian; Gasser, Marie-Theres; Kloiber, Kevin; … - 2026

Hosting mega-sports events generates optimistic projections of economic benefits, yet empirical evidence on actual local returns remains mixed. Focusing on the UEFA EURO 2024 in Germany, this paper provides causal evidence on the short-term local consumption effects of hosting mega-events. We...

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The digital euro and monetary credibility

Christie, Rebecca - 2026

The European Central Bank needs to be the public anchor for all euros, including retail and wholesale digital currency. Abandoning a retail version would be a mistake. The European Union needs to protect the euro's credibility and can do this best if there is no void in the financial architecture.

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Anchoring Europe’s monetary future : why a wholesale digital euro is the immediate priority

Vanhoudt, Patrick - 2026

Dollar-denominated stablecoins are expanding rapidly. For Europe, this is not merely a technological development. The deeper question is strategic: who controls the infrastructure through which money circulates? Even where prices, contracts and accounting remain denominated in euro, a growing...

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Designing the digital euro : privacy and security through blockchain design

Mooij, Annelieke - 2026

"This pioneering book examines the legal, economic, and technological foundations of the proposed digital euro, and explores the potential design of an EU Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). Annelieke A.M. Mooij provides insights into the suggested legal framework behind the digital euro, as...

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