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currency of the net - e-Money : potential untapped

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    (Prakash Dasot)

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The paper aims to unravel the future implications of digitized money, i.e. e-Money. The Internet revolution has not left the financial sector untouched. e-Money shall be its fallout. The paper explores the impact of e-Money envisaged on businesses and monetary transactions as a whole. The infinite time divisibility of currency on the net shall help e-Money acquire a truly universal character and shall make it the driver of the global e- economy. This would also considerably affect the control functions of the Central Banks. Keywords: Barter System, e-Money, interest rates, time divisibility of money, universal currency, money multiplier, high-powered money.

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  • Author One, 2001. "currency of the net - e-Money : potential untapped," Macroeconomics 0108001, University Library of Munich, Germany.
    • Handle: RePEc:wpa:wuwpma:0108001
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    time divisibility of money; granularity;

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    • E4 - Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics - - Money and Interest Rates

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