중앙은행의 디지털 화폐 발행과 시중은행의 수익성

Acknowledgments

We appreciate helpful comments and discussions from Ohik Kwon (Bank of Korea), Jabong Kim (Korea Institute of Finance), Sunjin Kim (KEEI), Jeeman Jung (Sangmyung Univ.), and all participants from 2022 Korea’s Allied Economic Associations Annual Meeting.

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