Money in the Twenty-First Century

Money in the Twenty-First Century (2024) explores how technological shifts are reshaping the nature and function of money. It examines the rise of digital currencies, mobile payment systems, and low-interest economic environments, highlighting their impact on financial institutions and global economies.

• Professionals exploring the future of finance
• Tech-savvy minds interested in digital currencies
• Anyone seeking insight into modern money

Richard Holden is a Professor of Economics at the University of New South Wales and President of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia. He earned his PhD from Harvard and has taught at the University of Chicago and MIT. His other notable works include Australia’s Pandemic Exceptionalism and the co-authored textbook Principles of Economics.