Cryptocurrency and Public Policy

<p>Proponents of cryptocurrency have argued it has the potential to drive economic prosperity and to help reimagine social benefits in many spaces across the world. However as the knowledge and use of cryptocurrency increases so do questions about trust identity privacy and security. This new book connects the literature on public policy and cryptocurrency asking: What are the governance and democracy implications of the rise in cryptocurrency use? </p><p>Beginning with a conceptual overview of cryptocurrency and how governmental actions (or inaction) led to its creation author Donovan Johnson argues that symbiotic relationships can and do exist among cryptocurrency democracy and governance in the public policy/administration domain. Principles such as equity and inclusion efficiency and effectiveness accountability and quality of life are explored as conduits through which cryptocurrency interfaces with public policy democracy and good governance. </p><p>This informative and insightful book covers a range of public policy and public administration issues offering readers an understanding of how cryptocurrency intersects with democracy governance fiscal and monetary policies economic growth corruption and privacy. <i>Cryptocurrency and Public Policy</i> will be of interest to students and scholars of public policy and administration finance economics and business.</p>