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Tripartite relationship between cashless economy, money demand, and the long-run stability of money demand function: evidence from Ghana
Many nations, regardless of their development status, are adopting a cashless economy to enhance economic growth and development. This research aims to examine the effects of a cashless economy on money demand in Ghana, focusing specifically on the roles of automatic teller machines (ATMs) and mobil
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