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Money, credit, banking, and payment system policy

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Marvin S. Goodfriend

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Volume (Year): (1988)
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Pages: 247-284
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Keywords: Payment systems Banks and banking Federal Reserve System

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  1. Baxter, William F, 1983. "Bank Interchange of Transactional Paper: Legal and Economic Perspectives," Journal of Law & Economics, University of Chicago Press, vol. 26(3), pages 541-88, October.
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