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Consumer cash usage: A cross-country comparison with payment diary survey data. (2014). Stix, Helmut ; Schuh, Scott ; Schmidt, Tobias ; Kosse, Anneke ; Huynh, Kim ; Bagnall, John ; Bounie, David.
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