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![]() ![]() Exploring Digital Cash
References
The E-Cash Group. A team of graduate students from the Harvard Business
School, the Kennedy School of Government, the Harvard Law School, and the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, “Electronic Micropayments,” Presented
at the Harvard Business School on April 23, 1997
Electronic Privacy Information Center
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Important Banking Legislation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation’s Public Hearing Concerning Stored Value Cards and Other Electronic Payment Systems, September 12, 1996. Summary of Testimonies. Fisher, Rosalind L. Executive Vice President, Visa U.S.A., Testimony
before the Subcommittee on Domestic And International Monetary Policy of
the Committee On Banking and Financial Services, United States House of
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Froomkin, A. Michael. “The Essential Role of Trusted Third Parties
in Electronic Commerce,” Published at 75 Oregon L. Rev. 49 (1996).
Froomkin, A. Michael. “Flood Control on the Information Ocean: Living
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Froomkin, A. Michael. “The Unintended Consequences of E-Cash,”
A position paper for the Panel on ‘Governmental and Social Implications
of Digital Money’ Computers, Freedom & Privacy Conference (CFP’97),
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Greenspan, Alan. Remarks at the U.S. Treasury Conference on Electronic
Money & Banking: The Role of Government (Washington D.C.: Sept. 19,
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Group of Ten. “Electronic Money: Consumer protection, law enforcement,
supervisory and cross border issues,” Report of the working party on electronic
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Konvisser, Joshua B. Coins, Notes and Bits: A Case for Legal
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Miller, Jim. “E-money mini-FAQ (release 2.0)”
The Mortgage Mart. Truth In Lending Act – Regulation Z
Orlikowski, Wanda. "Improvising Organizational Transformation Over Time:
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U.S. Department of Treasury, Office of Tax Policy. “Selected Tax Policy Implications of Global Electronic Commerce,” November 1996. W3C Activities Related to the US “Framework for Global Electronic Commerce,”
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Product Web Sites CAFÉ (Conditional Access for Europe)
Clickshare
CyberCents
Digicash
IBM Commerce Point
Java Wallet
Millicent
Millicent in use at UCB's Haas School of Business
Mondex
NetBill and CyberCash
NetCash and NetCheque
VeriFone
Virtual PIN
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