Journal Article
Private money: everything old is new again
Good, Barbara A. (1998-04)
For more than 200 years, private money systems have operated in the United States, solving problems similar to those confronting innovative electronic money systems. The high-tech newcomers may be able to benefit from the experience of the low-tech veterans.
Economic Commentary , Issue Apr

Working Paper
Will electronic money be adopted in the United States?
Good, Barbara A. (1998)
Although the cashless society that has been predicted for at least 20 years has not yet materialized, the new forms of card- and software-based electronic money may be a partial alternative to current forms of payments. This paper examines some of the factors that will influence the adoption of electronic money, primarily in the United States.
Working Papers (Old Series) , Paper 9822

Working Paper
Electronic money
Good, Barbara A. (1997)
An exploration of the issues that must be addressed if stored-value cards and other electronic money systems are to be major payment mechanisms in the global financial market.
Working Papers (Old Series) , Paper 9716

Journal Article
The credit union industry--an overview
Good, Barbara A. (1996-05)
An introduction to the credit union industry's structure and regulatory environment, offering a brief look at some safety and soundness issues.
Economic Commentary , Issue May

Journal Article
Bringing the unbanked onboard
Good, Barbara A. (1999-01)
Millions of Americans have no traditional banking relationship. Recent changes in government policy have required a new look at how financial institutions can serve the nation's unbanked population. To win these potential customers over, banks must continue to tailor products and services to their needs and concerns.
Economic Commentary , Issue Jan