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- The Technology Revolution and Monetary Evolution
- E-Money: Its Technological Viability and Economic Implications
- The Internet and the End of Monetary Sovereignty
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Panel 2: Financial Innovation, Regulation, and Taxation
- Part 1:
- New Payments Technology and U.S. Competitiveness
- Financial Regulation in the Information Age
- Part 2:
- The New Monetary Universe and its Impact on Taxation
- Making E-Money Anonymous
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Panel 3: Monetary Policy and the Information Age
- Part 1:
- Money in the 21st Century
- E-Money: Friend or Foe of Monetarism?
- Part 2:
- Electronic Money and Monetary Policy: Separating Fact from Fiction
- Comments: William A. Niskanen
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Panel 4: The Future of Banking
- Part 1:
- Creating an Electronic Monetary System
- Cyberbanking and Currency Competition
- Part 2:
- Payment Technologies, Financial Innovation, and Laissez-Faire Banking
- Concluding Remarks: James A. Dorn
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Also See These Other Cato Institute Presentations:
- Policy Forum "Red Resurgence or Revitalized Reform? -- Russia's Political Future"
- Nathaniel Branden's Speech "The Foundations of A Free Society"
- Václav Klaus' Speech "The Czech Republic, Its Transition, and Europe"
- Check back soon for interesting speeches from innovators in electronic commerce.
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