The use of Canadian bank notes

Louise Hyland
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Bank of Canada Review, 1994, vol. 1994, issue Autumn, 59-69

Abstract: This article delves into the microeconomics of note circulation, reviewing main factors affecting the demand for bank notes over the last 50 years, including new technology such as automated banking machines. It also discusses trends in the average value of notes in circulation and in the demand for notes of different denominations.

Date: 1994
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