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Debit card and demand for cash

Journal of Banking & Finance, 2012
Despite the growing importance of the debit card in most developed countries, there are relatively few academic studies that analyze the impact of such evolution on the demand for cash. Beyond data availability, this research is complicated by the fact that the debit card provides two services for consumers - cash withdrawal and payment - that have ...
Bounie, David, François, Abel, Patrick, Waelbroeck   +2 more
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A model of debit card as a means of payment

Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, 2010
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Kim, Young Sik, Lee, Manjong
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Debit and credit card usage and satisfaction

International Journal of Bank Marketing, 2010
Purpose This exploratory study seeks to explore the link between the choices of payment mode to customer satisfaction. It examines the Austrian market in relation to its choice and usage of debit cards versus credit cards and its impact on customer satisfaction and loyalty.
Thomas Foscht, Cesar Maloles, Bernhard Swoboda, Swee‐Lim Chia   +3 more
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Is the debit card revolution finally here? [PDF]

, 1994
For three decades, experts on payments systems have forecast the imminent arrival of a completely electronic, paperless payment system. In this vision of the future, households, businesses, and government agencies would replace paper transactions with faster, more efficient electronic payments.
Caskey, John P., Sellon, G. H., Jr.
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Prepaid debit cards and banking intention

International Journal of Bank Marketing, 2021
Purpose This study examines the relationship between prepaid debit card use and the intention to open a bank account within twelve months. The Transtheoretical Model (TTM) of Behavior Change helped to conceptualize one's stage in the process of changing from unbanked status if desired.
Sophia T. Anong, Aditi Routh
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Debit cards and fraud

International Journal of Bank Marketing, 2009
Purpose This paper aims to discuss the prevention of complacency regarding payment card fraud, particularly the debit card. Design/methodology/approach Based on research already carried out on payment card fraud in France, Spain and ...
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In Love with the Debit Card But Still Married to Cash

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
ABSTRACTUsing shopping diary survey data, we show that changing payment patterns is a challenging task; even when consumers have fallen in love with a new payment instrument, they find it hard to divorce from their old payment instrument. We find a discrepancy between how consumers prefer to pay and how they actually pay.
Carin van der Cruijsen, Lola Hernandez, Nicole Jonker   +2 more
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Change is in the Cards: Competition in the Canadian Debit Card Market

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
As new entrants arrive in Canada’s debit card market, rule changes are needed to ensure a level playing field, and to enhance the potential benefits of competition for consumers and merchants. In a study released today, the author assesses the implications of the rapidly changing debit payment landscape.
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Looking at debit and credit card fraud

Teaching Statistics, 2011
SummaryThis article, written jointly by a mathematician and a barrister, looks at some of the statistical issues raised by court cases based on fraud involving chip and PIN cards. It provides examples and insights that statistics teachers should find helpful.
Roger Porkess, Stephen Mason
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Drivers of credit and debit card transactions

Review of Financial Economics
Abstract This paper examines the macroeconomic drivers of credit and debit card transactions, including purchases and cash withdrawals, using a dynamic economic model. It evaluates the impact of economic activity, unemployment, inflation, and policy interest rates on transaction volume and value. The empirical investigation utilizes a
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