The globalization of the economic activity is profoundly changing long established concepts, customs and ways of doing business all around the globe. One of those concepts is the currency. The globalization and the Internet, really two facets of the same phenomenon, people hugely removed in every way, can meet in the marketplace to exchange their wares. Which money should they use? Is the government issued currency fit for all the exchange purposes? This article will attempt to paint one more way in which the large corporations can act more like national governments.
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Length: Date of creation: Jul 2007 Date of revision: Publication status: Published in Annual ARA Congress Proceedings 31st ARA Congress - Proceedings, Presses Internationales Politechniques, 2007 ISBN 978-2-553-01412-3.31st ARA Congress - single volume(2007): pp. 311-312 Handle: RePEc:pra:mprapa:7945
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