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Giro Credit Transfer Systems

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  • Skene Smith, N.

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  • Thomson, F. P.

Abstract

Giro Credit Transfer Systems: Popular International Facilities for Economic Efficiency presents the financial, economic, and social system that has been a successful part of everyday life in nearly every West European country. This book discusses the remarkable benefits conferred by the giro system methods. Organized into six chapters, this book begins with an overview of the origin of the credit transfer principle to minimize the public's demand for coinage. This text then explains the financial system in which credit circulation takes the place of banknotes and coinage. Other chapters consider the implications of a comprehensive giro system, which is necessary to analyze the processes and costs incurred in operating British monetary transmission methods. This book discusses as well the general survey of the growth of the service. The final chapter deals with the establishment of the bank's credit transfer scheme. This book is a valuable resource for bankers and stockbrokers.

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  • Thomson, F. P., 1964. "Giro Credit Transfer Systems," Elsevier Monographs, Elsevier, edition 1, number 9780080108643 edited by Skene Smith, N..
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:monogr:9780080108643
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