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Let the Market Pick the Winners,al merchants. The banks hoped that customers eventually would be willing to pay $1.00–$1.50 monthly to use the cards and that merchants would be willing to pay fees to accept them, just as they already paid fees to accept traditional magnetic strip credit cards.

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Deposit Insurance and the Politics of Regulatory Subsidy,d for the benefit of small depositors who otherwise would suffer financial loss in the event of bank failure. And certainly deposit insurance is not unique to the US. In recent years, some form of deposit guarantee has become a part of many national bank regulatory regimes.

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Book 2001r US notion of a ‘level playing field‘ provides a novel approach to understanding the evolution of US regulation, including recent reform, and to predicting US attitudes toward questions of global financial market supervision.

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The Level Playing Field and Rules of Fair Play,rsuaded to borrow to finance additional investments. When the bonds declined in value, Mr Brown complained, and was told by his broker that it was his own fault for buying bonds: ‘Why don’t you let me sell you some stock?’ Once reinvested in stock, Mr Brown’s portfolio still lost money, and he eventually sold out, sacrificing most of his capital.

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Helen A. Gartenthis book is to give new geometrical proof of Abel‘s theorem, as proposed by Professor V.I. Arnold. The theorem states that for general algebraical equations of a degree higher than 4, there are no formulas representing roots of these equations in terms of coefficients with only arithmetic operation