β οΈ HRF CBDC βοΈπͺ alert from HRF for Croatia (29-DEC-2023)
ποΈβΉοΈ (Key Information)
CBDC Status: Research
CBDC Launch: n/a
CBDC Model: n/a
CBDC Issued: n/a
Inflation Rate: 10.78%
One-Sentence Summary:
Croatian National Bank concludes CBDC is not economically or strategically justified due to concerns about corruption and the existing significance of cash in ππ· Croatia.
β The Croatian National Bank has discussed the potential implementation of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) but concludes it's not yet justified considering the prevailed role of cash and certain open questions.
β Despite a high freedom score of 84 from Freedom House in 2023, issues with corruption persist in ππ· Croatia, raising concerns over potential abuse and transparency around a countrywide CBDC.
β Concerns over pervasive corruption cast doubt on whether CBDC policies in ππ· Croatia could be manipulated for political favoritism and jeopardize promises of limiting surveillance or control.
β For a better understanding of human rights and civil liberties concerns in the CBDC context, reports and articles by Amnesty International, Financial Tyranny Index, Freedom House, and others offer more insights.
β For a dive into the CBDC related risks, the Cato Institute provides comprehensive resources.
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What if corruption was significantly reduced in ππ· Croatia, would you see a CBDC as a potentially positive development in such scenarios?
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