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De rol en toekomst van contant geld

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De Nederlandsche Bank publiceert enkele keren per jaar Occasional Studies. In deze studies wordt voor een breed publiek dieper ingegaan op een bepaald onderzoeks- of beleidsthema. De studies dragen bij aan nationale en internationale beleidsdiscussies.

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  • Jurgen Spaanderman, 2020. "De rol en toekomst van contant geld," Occasional Studies 1802, DNB.
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