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Stablecoins as a new form of digital money: Emission, circulation, regulation and risk management
Voprosy Ekonomiki, 2022Stablecoins as a new form of digital money, in contrast to the traditional forms of money prevailing today, maintain their stability by being tied to basic reserves (national currencies, goods or digital assets).
S. Andryushin, D. Kochergin
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DIGITAL MONEY IN THE REALITIES OF MODERN CHINA
EKONOMIKA I UPRAVLENIE: PROBLEMY, RESHENIYA, 2021Digital money has already appeared in various areas of the money market. Facebook has spearheaded the development of digital currencies for social networks, announcing plans to release its own Libra currency, which is a kind of «stable coin» that will be
M. I. Tsogoeva
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Transacting with Digital Money on View of Islamic Law
Demak Universal Journal of Islam and ShariaThis research aims to show the dealing with digital money from the perspective of the Islamic. The researcher in this section has mentioned the talk about dealing in digital electronic money from the perspective of the Islamic.
Abubakar Muhammad +2 more
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Methods for Predicting Adjustments to the Rates of Modern “Digital Money”
2020 IEEE 2nd International Conference on Advanced Trends in Information Theory (ATIT), 2020This article describes advantages and disadvantages of using methods for predicting the adjustment of the rates of modern digital money, which every year are gaining popularity among ordinary users - transors and entrepreneurs.Cryptocurrency is a set of ...
Olga Leshchenko +5 more
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Digital Money: The Empowering New Currency
2020 International Conference on Computational Performance Evaluation (ComPE), 2020Digital forms of money have turned into the most discussed issue in the budgetary business due to probable transmission of COVID-19 through coins and bank notes.
N. Shrivastva, S. Devi, J. K. Verma
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“Social” Money and Working-class Subjectivities: Digital Money and Migrant Labour in Shenzhen, China
The China Quarterly, 2019Scholars of Chinese society have predominantly regarded the region's money to represent an unusually “social” artefact. The dramatic proliferation of “digital money” services within Chinese social media platforms in the last decade would seem to further ...
T. Mcdonald
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Social Science Research Network, 2019
For sizable populations in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), remittances from abroad form significant portion of their income. The remittances are monies sent to them by their close relatives or friends who work as migrant workers in high income ...
Rajendra Kulkarni +4 more
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For sizable populations in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), remittances from abroad form significant portion of their income. The remittances are monies sent to them by their close relatives or friends who work as migrant workers in high income ...
Rajendra Kulkarni +4 more
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Financial Regulation & Digital Money: How Russia Dips Its Toes into the Waters of Cryptocurrency
Global Jurist, 2019Digital technologies are opening new opportunities for business. The article is devoted to the analysis of the legal nature of the cryptocurrency as an object of financial and legal regulation from the point of view of Russian legislation.
I. Tsindeliani
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European Business Review, 1999
Argues that people in income‐rich but time‐poor societies have had to learn to adjust the balance between saving money by spending time searching for bargains and saving time by spending money. Considers payment cards as the response to the quest for convenience but points out the need for a new generation of cards which combine payment facilities with
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Argues that people in income‐rich but time‐poor societies have had to learn to adjust the balance between saving money by spending time searching for bargains and saving time by spending money. Considers payment cards as the response to the quest for convenience but points out the need for a new generation of cards which combine payment facilities with
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Money Resolutions, Digital Simulations
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014This paper explores how the broad financial decision-making practices commonly employed by poor people (as depicted in the companion paper "Money Resolutions, A Sketchbook") could be supported through a digital financial service platform. We focus on two particular practices: money animation and liquidity farming.
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