The Fedz - Print 2 Earn
  • Stability Under Stress: The Fedz's Innovative Approach
  • Improving Upon Previous Attempts
  • Tokenomics
  • FUSD - The Fedz Synthetic Dollar
    • Private Liquidity Pool
      • Example: Private Liquidity Pools & Open Market Liquidity Pools
      • Example: Navigating Market Fluctuations in "The Fedz" Ecosystem
  • sbFUSD, Staking, and Printing FUSD: The Stability Engine of TheFedz
  • The Fedz Elements and Rules
    • How to Join The Fedz
    • The Fedz Game
    • Rule Book
  • The Fedz: A New Approach to Studying Bank Runs in Field Conditions
    • Invitation to Researchers
  • Background on Bank Stability
    • Academic Research and The Fedz Context
      • Kiss et al. (2012) on Deposit Insurance and Observability
      • Demirgüc-Kunt and Detragiache (2002) on Deposit Insurance and Market Discipline
      • Demirgüc-Kunt and Huizinga (2004) on Market Discipline
      • Madies (2006) on Partial Deposit Insurance
      • Schotter and Yorulmazer (2009) on Observability and Insurance
      • Preventing (panic) bank runs Hubert J. Kiss 2022
      • William A. Branch eta al (2022) on Noise and Sunspots in Financial Models
      • Andolfatto (2017) on Preventing Bank Runs
      • Diamond and Dybvig meet money: Are deposit contracts efficient after all? (D. Rivero, H. Rodrıguez)
      • Starr and Yilmaz (2007) on Social Networks
      • Jacklin (1987) on Investment Technology
      • Leveraging Axelrod's (1984) Game Theory for Enhanced Cooperation in The Fedz
    • Key hypothesis & Research Terms
      • Dynamic Reward System (After-Tax) in The Fedz Ecosystem
      • Isolated Decision-Making in The Fedz Ecosystem
      • Decentralized Clearinghouse and Governance in The Fedz Ecosystem
      • Decentralized Bailout in The Fedz Ecosystem
      • Privileged Access and Sustained Stability in The Fedz
    • Contributions to Future Research
    • TBD - ZK for keeping the NFT player choice and deal with it together at the end of the round.
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Jacklin (1987) on Investment Technology

Investment technology and the returns on deposits play a critical role in depositor decisions and bank stability.

Jacklin (1987) on Investment Technology highlights the importance of how the technology underlying investments and the resulting returns impact depositor behavior and bank stability. In the context of The Fedz, this concept corresponds directly with the turn-based game mechanics where players make decisions about their deposits based on the anticipated returns over different periods. By incorporating varying investment technologies and return rates into each turn, The Fedz can simulate the critical decision-making processes of depositors, demonstrating how investment returns influence stability and depositor confidence in a bank's solvency over multiple game rounds.

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