Titlebook: Electronic Money Flows; The Molding of a New Elinor Harris Solomon Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 Image.banking.bu

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Globalization of Payment Network and Risksied competition among international financial centers and heightened risks. In order to respond to these issues, close cooperation among central banks of the major industrial countries and the development and installation of a highly cost-efficient and fail-safe network for settlement of payments are indispensable.

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Introductionmplications of a virtually instantaneous binding together of people, money, markets, and nations. Its focus is the heightened payments flows. The approach is multifaceted as it must be when money, technology, and telecommunications become fused into one economic and social force.

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Money in the Third Milleniumm of money. Shells, obols, dollars, European Currency Units—all hold a place in history as a unit of measure to represent value and facilitate commerce. The Information Age, the era of the computer, is increasingly represented by electronic money.