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Is the United States likely to become a "cashless society"? A. No, because the infrastructure for an e-payments system is expensive to build. B. No, because many people worry about protecting their privacy in an electronic system. C. Yes, because as the efficiency of the payments system increases, transactions costs will decrease—benefitting both the consumer and the economy. D. A and B only.

          Is the United States likely to become a "cashless society"?
A.
No, because the infrastructure for an e-payments system is expensive to build.
B.
No, because many people worry about protecting their privacy in an electronic system.
C.
Yes, because as the efficiency of the payments system increases, transactions costs will decrease—benefitting both the consumer and the economy.
D.
A and B only.
        
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Is the United States likely to become a "cashless society"? A. No, because the infrastructure for an e-payments system is expensive to build. B. No, because many people worry about protecting their privacy in an electronic system. C. Yes, because as the efficiency of the payments system increases, transactions costs will decrease—benefitting both the consumer and the economy. D. A and B only.
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00:01 So the question says that why might one doubt that current forms of digital money such bitcoin will replace more traditional fiat currencies? so option e is correct that says all of the above...
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