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Governing through digital currency

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VENAN BONAVENTURE DIAS Rapid advances in digital technology have transformed how governments, businesses, and citizens interact with financial systems. Traditional cash-based transactions, while convenient in many situations, often create challenges related to transparency, accountability, and monitoring. As economies become increasingly digital, governments worldwide are exploring digital…

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