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Source: Fumiko Hayashi, Kansas City Fed

Fumiko Hayashi, a senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, examines the likely triggers for consumer adoption of mobile payments.

The paper draws on consumer payments research to assess which attributes of mobile payments might encourage or discourage adoption of mobile payments on the high street by US consumers.

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