Abstract
The article examines negative rates and other financial technologies both from the point of view of their evaluation by modern economic science and as a logical development of previous trends and a logical step in a long chain of financial technologies development. Negative rates are regarded in the ar-ticle as the latest financial technologies that began to spread after the crisis of 2008–2010; they are supposed to become instrumental in getting out of the current crisis that started in 2020. The author explains the reasons for the introduction of negative rates and makes predictions about the future of financial technologies used by the largest modern economies and on the world-system scale. Negative rates can contribute to the process of financial convergence, that is, the convergence of developed and developing countries in terms of financial power (as is the case with GDP).
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