Smart Contracts vs Ricardian Contracts
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What is the relationship between Smart contracts and Ricardian contracts?

  • Smart contracts and Ricardian contracts are identical in nature.
  • Smart contracts and Ricardian contracts are independent notions. (correct)
  • Every Ricardian contract is a smart contract.
  • Every smart contract is a Ricardian contract.
  • Which type of contract records both the 'intentions' and 'actions' of a contract, executed or not?

  • Digital agreement
  • Hybrid contract
  • Ricardian contract (correct)
  • Smart contract
  • Can every Ricardian contract be considered a smart contract?

  • Yes, every Ricardian contract is a smart contract.
  • All Ricardian contracts are automatically smart contracts.
  • It depends on the technology used.
  • No, not every Ricardian contract is a smart contract. (correct)
  • What distinguishes a Ricardian contract from a smart contract in terms of reference to external documents?

    <p>Ricardian contracts use hashes to refer to external documents.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How do Ricardian contracts and smart contracts differ in terms of future interaction and transaction execution?

    <p>There will be more interaction between Ricardian and smart contracts in the future.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Smart Contracts vs Ricardian Contracts

    • Smart contracts are a type of digital agreement that has already been agreed upon and can be executed automatically.
    • Ricardian contracts record the "intentions" and "actions" of a particular contract, regardless of whether it has been executed or not.
    • Ricardian contracts can refer to code using hashes referring to external documents.
    • A Ricardian contract can be implemented as a smart contract, but not every Ricardian contract is a smart contract.
    • Similarly, not every smart contract is a Ricardian contract.
    • Hybrid forms of contracts are expected to emerge in the future, facilitating interactions between smart contracts and Ricardian contracts.
    • Transactions will likely be carried out on the basis of these hybrid forms.

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    Explore the differences between Smart contracts and Ricardian contracts, and understand how they are independent concepts. Learn how a Ricardian contract can be implemented as a smart contract, but not vice versa.

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