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Pricing in debit and credit card schemes
Economics Letters, 2003Abstract This paper presents a model of a debit or credit card payment scheme, providing a simple determination of the socially optimal structure of fees between those charged to cardholders and those charged to merchants.
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The “White Card” is grey: Survelliance, endurance and the Cashless Debit Card
Australian Journal of Social Issues, 2020AbstractIntroduced in 2016, the Cashless Debit Card (CDC) is part of a welfare policy trial designed to restrict and direct the expenditure of Aboriginal people receiving a range of government benefits. In this article, I explain that the CDC, also referred to as the “White Card,” appeases the concerns of non‐Aboriginal residents and broader Australia ...
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The Economics of Credit Cards, Debit Cards and ATMs: A Survey and Some New Evidence
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006Abstract This paper provides a critical survey of the large and diffuse literature on credit cards, debit cards and ATMs. We argue that because there are still many outstanding issues and questions about the pricing, use and substitutability of these payment mechanisms, that there are significant further opportunities for research in these areas.
Barry Scholnick +4 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, 2022Sophia Anong, Aditi Routh
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Debit Card Policy and Procedure Questionnaire
EDPACS, 1996Thomas Salzman, Willie Ruble
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Do consumers pay more using debit cards than cash?
Electronic Commerce Research and Applications, 2015Jonas Hedman
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