Titlebook: Electronic Funds Transfers and Payments: The Public Policy Issues; Elinor Harris Solomon Book 1987 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrec

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Telecommunications Policy Issues: The New Money Delivery Modesboth domestically and worldwide. The examples are legion and dramatic. When the fire alarm sounds in Malmo, Sweden, the firemen consult a computer base in Amsterdam to find the best route and nearest hydrant. Oil shipments are traced throughout the world by contacting a computer base in Houston. Con

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Payments System Risk, Market Failure, and Public Policycomputer hardware or software malfunction, such as the one that recently occurred at the Bank of New York and led to a $22.6 billion Discount Window loan, the largest in the history of the Federal Reserve. There are also risks of fraud from bank employees and customers; some of these risks are cover