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Explaining the Demand for Free Bank Notes

Arthur J. Rolnick - Senior Vice President and Director of Research, 1985-2010
Warren E. Weber - Retired Economist

Spring 1988

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Reprinted From: Journal of Monetary Economics (Vol. 2, No. 1, 1988)

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