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    reasoning behind this policy could be because of a lot of issues affecting the financial system; from trying to check money Laundry and illicit activity‚ inflation‚ cost of maintaining an economy predominantly cash base‚ or just good old change which is one factor that’s always constant in life. If all things are perfect there are still a few down sides to a cashless economy. Money by its nature is abstract. The less cash that flows through our hands‚ the more intangible it becomes and the more we

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    21‚ 2013 Banks and regulator - all fall down The Cobrapost sting operation and its aftermath have driven a coach and horses through the Indian banking system’s ability to comply with international norms and Indian laws designed to prevent money laundering and funding of terrorism through know your customer (KYC) rules. This much is now well known; but what has not been sufficiently highlighted is that simultaneously‚ a wooden interpretation and application of these rules by banks - even when the

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    References: Connell‚ Justin (2013) CoinDesk News & Technology: Bitcoin Protocol. Retrieved on May 17‚ 2014 from www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-payment-protocol-makeover Kharif‚ Olga (2014) Bloomberg News: Bitcoin 2.0 Shows Technology Evolving Beyond Use as Money. Retrieved on May 17‚ 2014 from www.bitcoin.org Wile‚ Rob (2014) Business Insider: Bitcoin Civil War. Retrieved on June 12‚ 2014 from www.businessinsider.co/civil war Parker‚ David (2014) Crytocoin News: Future Capital Bitcoin Fund Plans To Invest

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    HARITHA Foreign Exchange Regulation Act (FERA)   BASIC CONCEPTS & DEFINATIONS   FERA is an act to regulate dealings in foreign exchange and foreign securities with the objective of conservation of foreign exchange resources of India and its proper utilization in the economic development of India. It extends to whole of India and applies to all the citizens of India‚ outside India as well as in India and to branches and agencies of Indian companies or body corporates‚ outside India.   FERA

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    Kaplanov Final (Do Not Delete) 11/29/2012 12:48 PM NERDY MONEY: BITCOIN‚ THE PRIVATE DIGITAL CURRENCY‚ AND THE CASE AGAINST ITS REGULATION Nikolei M. Kaplanov* I. INTRODUCTION I n 1601‚ Elizabeth I and her government devalued the Irish coin from nine ounces fine to three ounces fine of silver in order to finance the high cost of the Nine Years War in Ireland.1 This unilateral move by the English government‚ combined with the failure to remove the old sterling from circulation

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    87-percent growth in the amount of American currency in global circulation in the past decade‚ says the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco‚ reported CNN. CNN said it included “hard money held by banks‚ businesses‚ investors and ordinary people.” Hard money often refers to coin money‚ with soft money being paper money. From $783 billion back in 2006‚ the amount of US dollars circulating in the world reached $1.46 trillion in 2016‚ according to a study that served as a reference for the San Francisco

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    Mirlena Stefani FASTIP June 2012 Mirlena Stefani FASTIP June 2012 Payment Instruments in European Area Payment Instruments in European Area Contents Introduction 1 1. Chapter I - Key Concepts - Payments 2 1.1 Paymants and the payment system 2 1.2 Types of Payment 3 1.3 Payment Instruments 4 2. Chapter II - The Payment Market Landscape in the Euro Area 6 2.1 Introduction 6 2.2 Payment instruments 7 2.2.2 Non-cash payment instruments 7 2.3 Large-value payment system operating

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    Pocket Money

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    |Pocket money as the name suggests is money given to children to take care of petty expenses. This amount of money | |can be given by parents ’ everyday‚ every week or every month or even on adhoc basis‚ as and when the child requires| |it. As long as the child has the freedom to spend the money‚ it will be deemed as pocket money. | |Parents extensively differ in their perspectives of whether or not to give pocket money to children. Some parents | |believe that pocket money

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    Corruption of Money

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    Harris Transfer Salon October 20‚ 2014 Money and Corruption Abstract While money will always be important to our society‚ its perceived value is diminishing our standing towards more important matters such as Human behavior‚ relationships and politics. I have always been around or known someone that’s always had lots of money because they had a good paying job or because their family inherited lots of money over time. I never had lots of money growing up or had the stuff my other friends

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    Can Money Buy Happiness In today’s materialistic world‚ the phrase that ‘money can’t buy happiness’ is tending to be proved hence otherwise. Social research and surveys have shown results based on an individuals income‚ health and the political scenario which is dominant in his or her region. It is quite obvious that the gap between the privileged and the not so is growing into a great divide giving rise to different class and status‚ thus defining ones social circle. It should therefore be understood

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