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Actor-network and stakeholder analysis in preventing health goods smuggling in Iran. [PDF]
Global HealthMeymand FM, Takian A, Jaafaripooyan E.
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IEEE Spectrum, 2012
Virtual currency is what you use to pay for a virtual tractor for your virtual farm or for a healing elixir for your avatar. But the market for digital scrip is expanding, leading some to speculate that virtual currencies will one day grow so large that they'll have a big effect on real-world economies.
Rachel Courtland
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Virtual currency is what you use to pay for a virtual tractor for your virtual farm or for a healing elixir for your avatar. But the market for digital scrip is expanding, leading some to speculate that virtual currencies will one day grow so large that they'll have a big effect on real-world economies.
Rachel Courtland
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Self-recharging virtual currency
Proceeding of the 2005 ACM SIGCOMM workshop on Economics of peer-to-peer systems - P2PECON '05, 2005Market-based control is attractive for networked computing utilities in which consumers compete for shared resources (computers, storage, network bandwidth). This paper proposes a new self-recharging virtual currency model as a common medium of exchange in a computational market.
David Irwin 0001 +3 more
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2023
Abstract This chapter considers legal issues of paying with virtual currency. It explores the present monetary system and the emergence of digital currencies. It addresses virtual currencies in the broader context of private currencies and highlights the difference between a self-anchored virtual coin whose value tends to fluctuate and a
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Abstract This chapter considers legal issues of paying with virtual currency. It explores the present monetary system and the emergence of digital currencies. It addresses virtual currencies in the broader context of private currencies and highlights the difference between a self-anchored virtual coin whose value tends to fluctuate and a
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2015
Bitcoin is a new concept of alternative or virtual currencies, which is used over the internet. Unlike other traditional currencies, Bitcoin does not have any central issuer, hence it is completely decentralized. Bitcoin is attractive due to its low transaction and operation costs.
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Bitcoin is a new concept of alternative or virtual currencies, which is used over the internet. Unlike other traditional currencies, Bitcoin does not have any central issuer, hence it is completely decentralized. Bitcoin is attractive due to its low transaction and operation costs.
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A Reference Ontology of Money and Virtual Currencies
2020In recent years, there has been a growing interest, within the financial sector, in the adoption of ontology-based conceptual models to make the nature of conceptualizations explicit, as well as to safely establish the correct relations between them, thereby supporting semantic interoperability.
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Digital currencies have gained significant popularity due to their distinct benefits,including rapid cross-border transactions,decreased transaction costs, improved privacy, and diminished dependence on conventional banking systems.Cryptocurrencies,including Bitcoin,Ethereum and others, function on decentralized platforms that utilize blockchain ...
Saurabh Chandra +5 more
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Virtual Currencies and Their Taxes
Scientific Research Jouranl of JawzjananThe growth and development of financial technologies in recent decades have had profound and diverse impacts on both national financial systems and the global financial infrastructure. Financial products and services based on these technologies have not only facilitated and enhanced the quality and speed of global financial transactions but have also ...
Khal Mohammad Almas, Mohammad Alam Adeel
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2018
Abstract This chapter explains how the law, generally, has little difficulty dealing with things which do not physically exist. Loans, patents, payment obligations, and service contracts create a complex matrix of intangible but identifiable and enforceable legal obligations.
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Abstract This chapter explains how the law, generally, has little difficulty dealing with things which do not physically exist. Loans, patents, payment obligations, and service contracts create a complex matrix of intangible but identifiable and enforceable legal obligations.
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