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Mobile Money and Airtime: Emerging Forms of Money
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015The emergence of mobile phones brought a new currency; ‘airtime credit’, commonly called ‘airtime’ or simply ‘credit’. The concept results from the fact that in exchange for money, one is given credit in the form of airtime in their phone, making it the currency for the mobile phone.
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The Virtue of Mobile and Free Money for the Future
JAMA, 1962ALTHOUGH I was asked to speak today because of a reasonably long experience as a foundation executive concerned with a broad spectrum of health activities, more particularly medical education in the last 15 years, there was no indication that my task is to defend, or extol, private foundations or voluntary giving. Rather, it was said that my experience,
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Mobile money as a driver of digital financial inclusion
Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 2023Aijaz A Shaikh +2 more
exaly
Tax revenue and mobile money in developing countries
Journal of Development Economics, 2023Ablam Estel Apeti
exaly
The effect of mobile money on borrowing and saving: Evidence from Tanzania
World Development Perspectives, 2021Hisahiro Naito
exaly
MOBILE MONEY, FINANCIAL INCLUSION AND DEVELOPMENT: A REVIEW WITH REFERENCE TO AFRICAN EXPERIENCE
Journal of Economic Surveys, 2020Ahmad Hassan Ahmad
exaly