Development of Retail Payment Systems Since 1949

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Development of Retail Payment Systems Since 1949

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Starting with the introduction of the Diner's Club payment card in 1949, the means of exchange have progressed well beyond traditional instruments such as notes, coins and cheques. I use institutional economics to analyse historical data on the evolution of recently-developed retail payment systems in Australia, Canada, Germany, New Zealand, Norway, the United Kingdom and the United States. The framework I create yields insights into the incentives faced by the users of payment instruments an...

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11 Nov, 2021

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Wilkinson, Michael

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Regulation / Payment instruments / Payment networks / School: School of Economics and Finance / 149999 Economics not elsewhere classified / Marsden: 340203 Finance Economics / Marsden: 340205 Industry Economics and Industrial Organisation / Degree Discipline: Economics / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Name: Master of Arts / Economics not elsewhere classified

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