Going cashless at the point of sale : hits and misses in developed countries (Chinese)

There may be factors specific to Asia at play in explaining the more positive experience in Asia customers' fascination with new technology, the importance of conveying innovation in the branding strategy of mobile operators, the low penetration of credit cards. Some of the Asian formulas are now finding their way back to Europe. Hong Kong's success with transit cards (Octopus) is also proving its mettle in London (Oyster). Japanese and Korean operators...

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Mas Ribo,Ignacio;

Rotman,Sarah Catherine;
Document Date
2008/12/01
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Brief
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47275
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1
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1
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World,
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Other,
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2013/11/29
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Disclosed
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Going cashless at the point of sale : hits and misses in developed countries
Keywords
credit card payment

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Mas Ribo,Ignacio; Rotman,Sarah Catherine.

Going cashless at the point of sale : hits and misses in developed countries (Chinese). CGAP focus note ; no. 51 Washington DC ; World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/150711468150311574

Going cashless at the point of sale : hits and misses in developed countries (Chinese)

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