Although the cashless society has been predicted for at least twenty years, the new forms of card-based and software based electronic money may prove to be a partial alternative to the current forms of payment. This study examines these emerging electronic money systems and their possible adoption, primarily in the United States.
Although the cashless society has been predicted for at least twenty years, the new forms of card-based and software based electronic money may prove to be a partial alternative to the current forms of payment. This study examines these emerging electronic money systems and their possible adoption, primarily in the United States.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
ContentsList of Figures List of Tables Preface 1. Introduction 2. Money: What it is and How it works The Importance of Money Other Views of Money Is Electronic Money Really Different? Other New Payment Methods 3. An Overview of Electronic Money-Its Forms and Functions, Standards and Design Issues History of Smart Cards Chips vs. Magstripe Cards Software-based Electronic Money Standards Security Issues The Need for a Dominant Design Will a Dominant Design Emerge? Conclusions 4. Innovation, Diffusion, and Electronic Money Innovation and Diffusion Rates of Adoption Lessons to Be Learned Network Economies Conclusions 5. Electronic Money Pilot Programs The Mondex Pilots The VisaCash Pilots PROTON Europay Clip The Netherlands Program Other Pilots and Programs Closed Systems Developing Countries Lessons Learned from the Pilots 6. Policy and Legal Issues of Electronic Money Policy and Regulatory Issues U.S. Current and Proposed Regulations Basel Committee and theG-10 Proposals Regulations in the G-10 Countries Legal Framework Issues Conclusions 7. Final Thoughts and Conclusions Are Americans Different? Payments in the U.S. The Market for Electronic Money Introduction of Other Payment Methods Conclusions Future Research Efforts Bibliography Index.
ContentsList of Figures List of Tables Preface 1. Introduction 2. Money: What it is and How it works The Importance of Money Other Views of Money Is Electronic Money Really Different? Other New Payment Methods 3. An Overview of Electronic Money-Its Forms and Functions, Standards and Design Issues History of Smart Cards Chips vs. Magstripe Cards Software-based Electronic Money Standards Security Issues The Need for a Dominant Design Will a Dominant Design Emerge? Conclusions 4. Innovation, Diffusion, and Electronic Money Innovation and Diffusion Rates of Adoption Lessons to Be Learned Network Economies Conclusions 5. Electronic Money Pilot Programs The Mondex Pilots The VisaCash Pilots PROTON Europay Clip The Netherlands Program Other Pilots and Programs Closed Systems Developing Countries Lessons Learned from the Pilots 6. Policy and Legal Issues of Electronic Money Policy and Regulatory Issues U.S. Current and Proposed Regulations Basel Committee and theG-10 Proposals Regulations in the G-10 Countries Legal Framework Issues Conclusions 7. Final Thoughts and Conclusions Are Americans Different? Payments in the U.S. The Market for Electronic Money Introduction of Other Payment Methods Conclusions Future Research Efforts Bibliography Index.
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