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Self-checking activities reinforce basic money skills

The Pointer, 1976
(1976). Self-checking activities reinforce basic money skills. The Pointer: Vol. 20, No. 3, pp. 22-26.
Patricia Heise   +2 more
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Money in Monetary Policy Design: A Formal Characterization of Ecb-Style Cross-Checking

Journal of the European Economic Association, 2007
The European Central Bank has assigned a special role to money in its two pillar strategy and has received much criticism for this decision. The case against including money in the central bank’s interest rate rule is based on a st andard model of the monetary transmission process that underlies many contributions to research on monetary policy in the ...
Guenter W. Beck, Volker Wieland
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Institutional checks and balances and the political control of the money supply

Oxford Economic Papers, 1998
The Nordhaus hypothesis about the political business cycle asserts that elected politicians have incentives to expand the money supply prior to elections to stimulate the economy and thereby engineer their reelection. Central bank independence is widely regarded as an institutional solution to this problem.
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Digital Money and Electronic Check Security

2016
Digital money represents a new payment instrument for e-commerce. More than any other payment instrument, it demands development of a variety of new security techniques for both macro and micropayments. This chapter gives an overview of selected mechanisms for securing digital money transactions.
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Money Laundering Via Electronic Means: Electronic Check

Pakistan Journal of Criminology
The objective of this study is to elucidate the sequential phases included in the electronic money laundering procedure and to explicate the legal strategies employed to counteract electronic money laundering. Furthermore, it aims to underscore the stance of criminal legislation about this illicit activity.
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What explains consumption and money holding in the very short-run?: evidence from checking account data

Applied Economics Letters, 2013
This article investigates consumption and money-holding behaviour within an intertemporal optimization model of the individual household. Our data set consists of deposits and withdrawals from individual household checking accounts that received pay cheques by direct deposit.
Marc Anthony Fusaro, Donald H. Dutkowsky
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