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Does Australia need an online digital Aussie dollar?

A Digital Aussie Dollar trial starts soon - What do you think?

This is an easy two-minute, ten-question survey about the Reserve Bank of Australia's proposed trial of a "Central Bank Digital Currency" - an online version of the Australian dollar.

The RBA says it "would be a new digital form of money issued by the Reserve Bank. It could be designed for retail (or general purpose) use, which would be like a digital version of banknotes."
1.Did you know the Reserve Bank of Australia has announced the trial of a central bank digital currency in Australia?
2.Are you clear about exactly what a central bank digital currency is?
3.Do you know why the RBA is trialling a central bank digital currency in Australia?
4.Do you personally believe Australia needs a central bank digital currency?
5.Do you want to retain physical cash (notes and coins) as a currency in Australia?
6.Are you worried that physical cash (notes and coins) may become more difficult to access and use?
7.In your community (suburb, town) have bank branches and ATMs closed down, making access to physical cash more difficult?
8.In your community (suburb, town) have any retailers refused to accept cash or placed restrictions on cash payments?
9.Would you like a government guarantee that physical cash (notes and coins) will always be legal tender in Australia, even if a digital currency is introduced?
10.Please add your comments, questions and concerns about the RBA's proposed central bank digital currency in the box below.