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Stavreski, Zoran - 1998

Republic of Macedonia shows high degree of cash utilization in performing everyday nominal transactions. The cross country … that determine high degree of cash transactions, several activities have to be operationalized: 1. Launch of more organized … and more active modern non-cash payment instruments is essential. This could be done trough a comprehensive project for …

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Free banking : theory, history, and a laissez-faire model

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The foundations of money and banking

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A model of money counterfeits

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Production Costs, Seigniorage and Counterfeiting : Central Banks’ Incentives for Improving Their Banknote Technology

Bouhdaoui, Yassine - 2012

In recent years, numerous central banks throughout the world have introduced plastic banknotes in order to combat counterfeiting and reduce their operating costs. In this paper, we provide an analytical framework that allows central banks to assess whether changing the manufacturing material of...

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