Potential Abstract:
This research article examines the potential impacts of blockchain technology on race and economics from a Keynesian perspective. Blockchain, a decentralized and transparent distributed ledger technology, has gained significant attention in various fields, including finance, supply chain management, and healthcare. However, its potential implications for addressing racial disparities and promoting economic equity remain underexplored. Drawing on the theoretical framework of Keynesian economics, this study aims to provide an in-depth analysis of how blockchain can be leveraged to advance racial equality and mitigate economic inequality.
By adopting a qualitative research approach, this study will employ a comprehensive literature review to explore existing scholarship on blockchain technology, race, and economics. The review will encompass academic articles, reports, and case studies from diverse disciplines, including computer science, economics, education, and sociology. The analysis will investigate the potential of blockchain technology to disrupt and transform existing systems that perpetuate racial disparities and economic inequities.
By considering the principles of Keynesian economics, this research will examine how blockchain technology can facilitate inclusive economic growth and create opportunities for marginalized communities. It will explore the potential of blockchain to promote financial inclusion, enhance access to capital, and establish transparent systems that combat discriminatory practices. Moreover, this study will investigate the challenges and risks associated with the implementation of blockchain technology, including privacy concerns, access barriers, and the digital divide.
The findings of this study will contribute to the emerging field of blockchain in education and provide insights for policymakers, educators, and practitioners seeking to leverage technology to address racial disparities and promote economic equity. By highlighting the potential of blockchain technology to reshape economic systems through a Keynesian lens, this research has the potential to inform the development of innovative strategies and policies that foster inclusive economic growth and social justice.
Potential References:
- Blockchains and the “Chains of Empire”: Contextualizing blockchain, cryptocurrency, and neoliberalism in Puerto Rico
- Toward an omniopticon: the potential of blockchain technology toward influencing vulnerable populations in contested markets
- The implications of blockchain for income inequality
- Applications and Economic Impact of Machine Learning and Blockchain Technologies
- Does blockchain technology democratize entrepreneurial finance? An empirical comparison of ICOs, venture capital, and REITs
