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Symposium: On a Cashless Competitive Payments System

A Post Keynesian Perspective on a “Cashless Competitive Payments System”

Tracy Mott
Pages 360-369 | Published online: 04 Nov 2015

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James R. Wible. (1995) Of clouds and clocks and Keynes: conceptions of reality and the growth of knowledge function of money . Review of Political Economy 7:3, pages 294-323.
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