Pricing Debit Card Payment Services: An IO Approach
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WP; debit card; Debit card payment systems; two-sided monopolistic pricing; social optimum; benefit level; consumer demand; corner solution; retailer fee; payment service; consumer participation; payment network; consumer fee; bank R; monopoly price; price elasticity of demand; Payment systems; Demand elasticity; Price elasticity; Competition; Public expenditure review; Global;All these keywords.
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