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Proposed rules would clarify ATM fee notifications

Financial Update , Volume 18 , Issue Q 4

Working Paper
Shared ownership and pricing in a network switch

Working Papers , Paper 94-6

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What price convenience: the ATM surcharge debate

Millions of Americans are hooked on the convenience of ATMs. But ready cash is getting more expensive. Should policymakers butt in or let the marketplace decide?
The Regional Economist , Issue Jul , Pages 4-9

Conference Paper
Where to go from here?

Proceedings , Paper 659

Journal Article
Delivering deposit services: ATMs versus branches

Economic Quarterly , Issue Spr , Pages 59-81

Working Paper
To surcharge or not to surcharge: an empirical investigation of ATM pricing

This paper investigates depository institutions' decisions whether or not to impose surcharges (direct usage fees) on non-depositors who use their ATMs. In addition to documenting patterns of surcharging, we examine motives for surcharging, including both direct generation of fee revenue and the potential to attract deposit customers who wish to avoid incurring surcharges at an institution's ATMs. Consistent with expectations, we find that the probability of surcharging increases with both the institution's share of market ATMs and the time since surcharging was first allowed in the state, ...
Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 2001-38

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Global ATM banking: casting the net

ACH and ATM systems are examples of networks, where the benefits of one participant enhance the structure's value for the other participants. Some recent results from economic theory suggest that competitive networks are preferable in a social sense to monopoly networks.
Economic Commentary , Issue Aug

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CEDA community development fund ATM demonstration project

Profitwise , Issue Spr , Pages 11

Discussion Paper
The evolution of EFT networks from ATMs to new on-line debit payment products

On June 15, 2001, the Payment Cards Center of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia sponsored a workshop on the evolution of the electronic funds transfer (EFT) industry. Paul Tomasofsky and Bruce Sussman of NYCE, the New Jersey-based electronic payments company, led the workshop. Beginning with a brief history of EFT and the automated teller machine (ATM) industry, Tomasofsky and Sussman discussed the growth of debit card applications and various Internet payment mechanisms. They then described NYCE's new payment product, SafeDebit,TM which is designed to address security issues in making ...
Consumer Finance Institute discussion papers , Paper 02-04

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The law's role in payments

Proceedings , Paper 658

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