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Based on household surveys from 2004 and 2014 we show how payment patterns in the Netherlands have changed. This data is unique because it covers a long time span and includes detailed information on payment behaviour per point-of-sale (POS). In this period the usage of the debit card has...
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migration. First generation migrants born in cash-oriented economies are more likely to use cash in point-of-sale transactions …
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need for monitoring spending and budgets. We demonstrate that both cash and the debit card are perceived as helpful in this … card more useful for monitoring their household finances than cash. Individuals differ in major respects, however. In … particular, low earners and the liquidity-constrained prefer cash as a monitoring and budgeting tool. Finally, we present …
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We employ a unique dataset of transaction records to analyse whether results of consumer surveys are influenced by the survey setup. We have asked more than 5,000 consumers to report their payments using seven different data collection methods. The results of the seven pilot studies were...
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This paper investigates the impact of consumers' safety perception on debit card and cash usage. A conceptual framework … demonstrate that consumers' payment preferences for cash and debit cards are strongly affected by how consumers assess the … likelihood and seriousness of safety incidents related to cash, debit cards and ATM withdrawals. Risk aversion, personal …
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fallen in love with the debit card, they find it hard to divorce from cash. While seven out of ten Dutch consumers report to … preferences and actual behaviour do not match increases with income, education and age. Consumers with payments in cash … card usage than other consumers. The likelihood of a gap also increases with the amount of cash that consumers carry with …
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