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Bank Deposits as {\em Money Quanta}

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  • Fabio Bagarello
  • Biagio Bossone

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According to the Accounting View of Money (AVM), the money issued by commercial banks in the form of demand deposits features a hybrid nature, since deposits can be shown to consist of a share of deposits bearing the characteristics of debt (debt-deposits) and a share of deposits bearing the characteristics of equity (equity-deposits), in a mix that depends on factors that relate to the issuing banks and the environment where they operate and interact, which may change over time. Following this important finding of the AVM, it is only consequential to associate the hybrid nature of bank deposits with the dual nature of the objects which is typical in quantum physics, and to investigate whether and how the application of quantum analytical methods and ideas to a form of money showing dualistic features could be used to extract valuable economic information.

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  • Fabio Bagarello & Biagio Bossone, 2023. "Bank Deposits as {\em Money Quanta}," Papers 2311.01542, arXiv.org.
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