Download This PaperATM Surcharges
6 Pages Posted: 3 Jul 2007
Date Written: April 1998
Abstract
The recent spread of ATM surcharges has sparked significant debate among consumers, policymakers, and ATM owners. Much of this debate has focused on the direct costs that surcharges impose on consumers. The use of ATM surcharges, however, also raises broader questions about ATM deployment, customer convenience, and the nature of banking competition.
Keywords: ATM, surcharges, networks, payments
JEL Classification: G21, D43
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