Renminbi, Dollar, Libra : la guerre des monnaies

Michel Aglietta, Odile Lakomski-Laguerre, Nathalie Aufauvre.
Le Printemps de l'économie, 2020
Poziom: zaawansowane
Nurt ekonomii: Ekonomia instytucjonalna
Temat: historia ekonomiczny, money & debt
Formularz: Panel Discussion
Czas trwania: 01:16:40
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abLeOWzGF44&feature=emb_logo

Dans cette vidéo, les intervenants expliquent le système monétaire international actuel et les enjeux de l'arrivée des cryptomonnaies dans ce système. A travers une analyse historique (par Michel Aglietta) du système monétaire international puis institutionnaliste (par Odile Lakomski Laguerre) et enfin plus technique (par Nathalie Aufauvre), ils mettent en avant les problématiques liées à l'arrivée de monnaies telles que le Bitcoin, la Libra (de Facebook) voire même les cryptomonnaies lancées par des États (la Chine par exemple) sur la scène monétaire et bancaire internationale.

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Cette conférence est assez technique mais très intéressante pour mieux appréhender le fonctionnement du système monétaire international d'aujourd'hui. Cette conférence fait partie d'un cycle de conférence du Printemps de l'économie 2020 dont le thème était "Guerres et Paix : Quels combats pour un monde plus solidaire ?" et qui ont eu lieu du 13 au 16 octobre 2020.

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