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IIARD INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BANKING AND FINANCE RESEARCH, 2023
The electronic money, digital cloud payments, banknote redesign policies and currency in circulation vis-à-vis relevance of cashless system and technology acceptance theory in Nigeria is a rarely covered topic. Design policies are used by central banks to give direction to the design process of banknotes.
Alani Olusegun EFUNTADE +1 more
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The electronic money, digital cloud payments, banknote redesign policies and currency in circulation vis-à-vis relevance of cashless system and technology acceptance theory in Nigeria is a rarely covered topic. Design policies are used by central banks to give direction to the design process of banknotes.
Alani Olusegun EFUNTADE +1 more
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Art History, 2016
Paper money, graphic satire, and imitation banknotes comprised a vibrant part of visual culture in Britain over the long nineteenth century, collectively shaping belief in paper credit. Artists, entrepreneurs, and politicians competed with each other to assign value to the unfixed sign of paper money and stabilize the social relationships it ...
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Paper money, graphic satire, and imitation banknotes comprised a vibrant part of visual culture in Britain over the long nineteenth century, collectively shaping belief in paper credit. Artists, entrepreneurs, and politicians competed with each other to assign value to the unfixed sign of paper money and stabilize the social relationships it ...
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Archaeological Dialogues, 2006
In Archaeological dialogues 12.2 Jean and John Comaroff explored the role of commensuration – the mechanisms that render equitable and negotiable different orders of value – in the production of society and history. While equilibration, standardization and conversion are implicated in most theories of money and commodification, their nature as social ...
Jean Comaroff, John L. Comaroff
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In Archaeological dialogues 12.2 Jean and John Comaroff explored the role of commensuration – the mechanisms that render equitable and negotiable different orders of value – in the production of society and history. While equilibration, standardization and conversion are implicated in most theories of money and commodification, their nature as social ...
Jean Comaroff, John L. Comaroff
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Social SciencesThis article examines vulnerability to counterfeit currency fraud in Bulgaria by assessing citizens’ competence in recognizing genuine banknotes of the national currency (BGN) prior to the introduction of euro banknotes in 2026. Counterfeit banknotes represent a form of economic crime in which individual victims’ losses are closely tied to their ...
Ivan Georgiev, Slavi Georgiev
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Journal of Business and Econometrics Studies
The challenge of counterfeit currency in financial transactions requires innovative solutions for the efficient and accurate verification of banknotes. The study focuses on categorizing banknotes as fake or genuine in the context of Nepalese currency, which is crucial for maintaining economic stability, preventing financial fraud, and ensuring public ...
Santosh Giri +5 more
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The challenge of counterfeit currency in financial transactions requires innovative solutions for the efficient and accurate verification of banknotes. The study focuses on categorizing banknotes as fake or genuine in the context of Nepalese currency, which is crucial for maintaining economic stability, preventing financial fraud, and ensuring public ...
Santosh Giri +5 more
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Chinese Economic Order and Banknotes -1935 currency reform Reconsidered- [PDF]
, 2013 The purpose of this paper is to evaluate Weather Chinese free banking contributed to stabilizing market order or not through analyzing the case of Tianjin's free banking from 1912 to the 1935 currency reform. There are conflicting two aspects in the 20th century's Chinese free banking in relation to market order.
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International Statistical Review / Revue Internationale de Statistique, 1979
Summary For over two years the issue and subsequent withdrawal of approximately 1,2 million Dutch f 100-banknotes has been recorded with the aid of the Bank's banknote sorting system. The banknotes were printed on two varieties of paper differing in quality, i.e. with and without flax.
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Summary For over two years the issue and subsequent withdrawal of approximately 1,2 million Dutch f 100-banknotes has been recorded with the aid of the Bank's banknote sorting system. The banknotes were printed on two varieties of paper differing in quality, i.e. with and without flax.
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International Journal of Research and Innovation in Applied Science
The crime of counterfeiting was known and emerged with the emergence of writing and its widespread use in various aspects of life. The creation and circulation of counterfeit banknotes is currently on the rise, as a result of the progress in color printing technology. This is a serious issue that practically affects all countries and has had a negative
Baraa Kasim Mohammed +1 more
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The crime of counterfeiting was known and emerged with the emergence of writing and its widespread use in various aspects of life. The creation and circulation of counterfeit banknotes is currently on the rise, as a result of the progress in color printing technology. This is a serious issue that practically affects all countries and has had a negative
Baraa Kasim Mohammed +1 more
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The Aesthetics of Authenticity: Printed Banknotes as Industrial Currency
Technology and Culture, 2005openaire +1 more source