Hi all,

I'm conducting research for my Master's thesis on whether a fixed, algorithmically-determined money supply could function as a viable monetary system. The research examines the trade-offs between rule-based credibility (H1) and macroeconomic risks (deflation, financial stability, policy flexibility).

I'm looking for respondents with economic or finance background to complete a 10 minute survey that assesses:

1. Whether algorithmic rule-binding increases monetary credibility
2. Deflation mechanics in a fixed-money-supply economy
3. Crisis stabilization mechanisms (or lack thereof)
4. Overall viability as a practical alternative to Fiat systems

The survey is anonymous, GDPR-compliant, and will contribute to the broader academic debate about alternative monetary architectures.

If you have professional experience in economics, finance, or related fields and are interested in this question—your informed perspective would be valuable.

→ Survey: https://www.soscisurvey.de/MA544116/

Im aware that this is not necessarily the optimal place to look for answers, but it should be neutral regardless. Thank you!