Central Banking and Monetary Affairs in Argentina
A government’s central bank is fundamentally a debt owner with a monopoly on government money creation and, more specifically, base money creation. A central bank’s balance sheet is basically an accounts receivable balance showing the status of the central bank’s lent or allocated funds or assets at a given date. If these assets represent probable economic benefits to the central bank, the benefits derive from the continued ownership of assets and the generation of interest while the principal is outstanding.