Interesting article David Central Banks often pay over seigniorage income to Government separately to budgeting for cash issuing and handling costs, so not netted out. If it was net figure and a sum be directly apportioned for cash access and assurance purposes a lot of the current issues could be resolved. As interest rates rise seigniorage income becomes a bigger ticket item (although typically offsetting the underlying government assets at also higher rates) - a bit like a mortgage offset account!
22 Aug 2023 21:23 Read comment
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