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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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European Business Review, 1999
Speculates on the product of “digital money” from the perspectives of consumers, merchants and banks in ten years time. Predicts that convenience of access for consumers to electronic cash will mean that interactive television, PCs in the office and two‐slot mobile phones will all have become personal mobile cash dispensers for e‐cash.
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Speculates on the product of “digital money” from the perspectives of consumers, merchants and banks in ten years time. Predicts that convenience of access for consumers to electronic cash will mean that interactive television, PCs in the office and two‐slot mobile phones will all have become personal mobile cash dispensers for e‐cash.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
This paper provides a basic framework that explains how the major types of known digital money solutions relate to each other, i.e. what are the similarities and differences, and hence the pros and cons, of each. The broader purpose is to offer fresh new perspectives on how digital money grids might be pieced together in the future, so as to make them:
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This paper provides a basic framework that explains how the major types of known digital money solutions relate to each other, i.e. what are the similarities and differences, and hence the pros and cons, of each. The broader purpose is to offer fresh new perspectives on how digital money grids might be pieced together in the future, so as to make them:
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Asian Journal of Multidimensional Research, 2022
Erdanova Sevara Anvarovna +1 more
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Digital Money: An Empirical Investigation of Components of Reserve Money
Asian Journal of Research in Banking and Finance, 2017Digital money will be the future of transactions in Indian economy. This paper is an attempt to study the concept of digital money with relation to reserve money and its main component currency in circulation. The data was collected from reserve bank of India website for 2001 to 2016.
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Digital Money and Finance: A Critical Review of Terminology
SSRN Electronic JournalThe digitalisation of payments has accelerated over the last decades with the internet and ever faster and cheaper computing. Now, many believe that decentralised finance ("DeFi") offers fundamentally new possibilities for trading, payments and settlement.
Bindseil, Ulrich +2 more
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Whose money? Digital remittances, mobile money and fintech in Ghana
Journal of Cultural Economy, 2022Vincent Guermond
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The Role of Public Money in the Digital Age
Un système monétaire qui fonctionne bien est caractérisé par des formes de monnaie publique et de monnaies privées qui s’échangent à parité, la valeur pouvant circuler librement entre ces formes de monnaie. Cette parité est essentielle pour faire des transactions et négocier des contrats de manière efficiente dans une économie de marché.Rivadeneyra, Francisco +2 more
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