<b>From Innovation to Surveillance: Framing the U.S. CBDC in Political Discourse</b>.xlsx

my research examines how the public and institutional framing of Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) in the United States has evolved between 2021 and 2024. Anchored in Punctuated Equilibrium Theory (PET), the study identifies three interrelated dynamics in the debate. Initially focused on financial modernization, the discourse gradually transitioned toward a contentious emphasis on privacy and civil liberties. These findings underscore the power of issue framing and institutional feedback mechanisms in shaping policy trajectories, affecting not only regulatory momentum but also the political legitimacy of emerging financial technologies.本研究考察了2021年至2024年间，美国公众与机构对中央银行数字货币（Central Bank Digital Currency，CBDC）的话语框架演变历程。本研究以间断均衡理论（Punctuated Equilibrium Theory，PET）为分析基础，识别出该议题辩论中的三大相互关联的动态特征。该话语最初聚焦于金融现代化议题，随后逐渐转向围绕隐私与公民自由展开的激烈争议。本研究结果凸显了议题框架与机构反馈机制在塑造政策路径中的关键作用，其影响不仅波及监管推进节奏，还关乎新兴金融技术的政治合法性。

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该数据集研究美国央行数字货币（CBDC）在2021至2024年间的政治话语框架演变，基于间断均衡理论分析金融现代化、隐私和公民自由的辩论动态。数据集包含原始数据表格，聚焦于政策轨迹和金融技术合法性的影响，适用于政治科学领域分析。