r/centralbanking

35 archived posts · Feb 2016 – May 2021

for the betterment of central banking

r/centralbanking

Discuss, critique, research and share innovation regarding to central banking and the role it may play in our society to work for the people.

Created Feb 24, 2016 · restricted

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Proposals and discussions over the purpose/goals of this thread can occur in the "the role of this central banking thread" thread. This will be open until March 10th 2016 when the final purpose and goal of this new subreddit will be established. Review of this purpose will occur periodically.

Historically, central banks have been institutions deployed by the state but independent of it that control the countries currency, money supply and interest rates. They also typically play a key role in overseeing and regulating the commercial banking sector of the country of which they are associated.

Posting is open. We want the community of the internet to help shape this thread and it's goal- so as we are new the following are our only guidelines:

-Please post respectfully, and be open to discussion - not proving you are right.

-Feel free to post articles for review/discussion, general questions, ideas or innovations for central banking.

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