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Welfare Analysis of Debit Card Interchange Fee Regulation [PDF]
Richmond Fed Economic Brief, 2013 Merchants pay interchange fees to card issuers when they accept credit or debit cards as payment. Many merchants have complained that the fees far exceed issuers' costs for processing such transactions. In response to those complaints, Congress directed the Federal Reserve to impose a cap on debit card interchange fees. The cap lowered interchange fees
Sablik, Timothy, Wang, Zhu
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Two-Sided Markets and Interchange Fees
2018Gorka presents the theory of two-sided markets that create value (indirect network effect) by connecting two distinct groups of agents, e.g. card payers and card payees. This chapter characterises conditions defining two-sided markets and market failures which can arise there. It also deals with economics of interchange fees.
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Interchange Fee Regulation – Step Forward Without Clear Outcome
The journal of American Academy of Business, Cambridge, 2013All over the world, the card payment system constitutes an important part of the overall retail payment system. Although since its beginnings it has developed without regulatory price limitations, it seems that an increasing number of countries are now considering whether there is a need and justification for limiting at least some of them.
Stojanović, Alen, Leko, Vlado
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Regulating Interchange Fees for Card Payments
2016The European retail payments market is fragmented. It used to consist of twenty-eight nationally operating payment markets served by national schemes, which were separated from each other by legal and technical barriers. With the unification of the European retail payments market, most of the legal and technical barriers between countries have been ...
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Interchange Fee Reforms in Various Countries
2018Gorka provides a global outlook on public authorities’ involvement in interchange fees and card payments in France, EU (competition cases), Mexico, Canada, Israel, India and China. Then, three country cases—Australia, USA and Spain—are studied in detail according to the framework from the previous chapter. Next, all of them are compared. Gorka assesses
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CPI Journal Apr-08(1), 2008
The main problem with the economics of card payments is that cash is used as its yardstick and cash payments, being the most socially inefficient means of payment, are made available at a price significantly below cost (often free of charge).
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The main problem with the economics of card payments is that cash is used as its yardstick and cash payments, being the most socially inefficient means of payment, are made available at a price significantly below cost (often free of charge).
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The Regulation of Interchange Fees: Australian Fine-Tuning Gone Awry
2005Columbia Business Law Review, Vol. 2005 No.
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Double Internalization and Interchange Fee Bias
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014Carlotta Mariotto, Marianne Verdier
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Credit and Debit Card Interchange Fees in Various Countries
Credit and Debit Card Interchange Fees in Various Countries, 2023Fumiko Hayashi +3 more
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