Proceedings

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Series handle: repec:fip:fedrpr

• The U.S. payment system--efficiency, risk and the role of the Federal Reserve: proceedings of a symposium held May 25-26, 1988
  by David B. Humphrey

• 13-44 The electronic payment industry: change barriers and success requirements from a market segments perspective
  by Bernell K. Stone
• 45-92 Market failure and resource use: economic incentives to use different payment instruments
  by David B. Humphrey & Allen N. Berger
• 93-127 The Canadian payment system: an evolving structure
  by Mohsen Anvari
• 129-139 Perspectives on payment system risk reduction
  by E. Gerald Corrigan
• 145-195 Legal and regulatory reform in electronic payments: an evaluation of payment finality rules
  by David L. Mengle
• 197-218 Payment risk, network risk, and the role of the Fed
  by Gerald R. Faulhaber & Almarin Phillips & Anthony M. Santomero
• 223-246 The conflicting roles of the Federal Reserve as regulator and services provider in the U.S. payment system
  by Donald P. Tucker
• 247-284 Money, credit, banking, and payment system policy
  by Marvin S. Goodfriend

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