Payment Features and Incentives as Drivers for Non-Cash Payments Usage – the Evidence from Poland

Klimontowicz, Monika; Harasim, Janina

doi:10.17951/h.2022.56.3.37-59

2022

DOI: 10.17951/h.2022.56.3.37-59

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Payment Features and Incentives as Drivers for Non-Cash Payments Usage – the Evidence from Poland

Monika Klimontowicz

Janina Harasim

Abstract: Theoretical background: There is evidence that sustainable economic growth is strictly connected with non-cash payments' development. Nevertheless, in many countries, cash still remains the dominant means of payment. Cash can be treated as a store of value and a means of payment. The paper focuses on its transactional function and addresses the need to recognise drivers that can shift consumers away from cash. Purpose of the article:The paper aims to analyse what features of payment instruments and what kind o… Show more

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The Cashless Economy from the Perspective of SMEs: Review of Research and Recommended Directions for Future Studies

Iwańczuk-Kaliska

2024

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Objective: The aim of the paper is to provide a critical evaluation of empirical studies on cashless payments and the cashless economy from the perspective of small and medium-sized private enterprises and to identify research gaps in this area. Research Design & Methods: The article is a review of empirical research on the cashless economy from the perspective of enterprises. The review relates to theory, methodology and contexts applied in studies published over a period of the last 15 years. It also includes the analysis and synthesis of findings from the studies relating to individual countries. Findings: Future research should concentrate on several areas, including: identification of the opportunities and threats related to the perspective of an entirely cashless economy for enterprises of different scales of activity and representing different sectors, identification of the barriers and drivers related to the cashless economy from a businesses’ perspective and defining the potential strengths and weaknesses of fully cashless enterprises in the contemporary economy. Implications / Recommendations: Filling the identified research gaps requires a holistic approach to payments in enterprises. It requires collection and analysis of data covering businesses representing different scales and industries, and using both quantitative and qualitative methods. Contribution: The article provides a synthesis of current knowledge, identifies research gaps, and suggests directions for future research in the field of cashless economy.

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Prayer Disrupted by Preoccupations About Making a Donation. Payment Innovations in the Church in Poland

Kotlińska,

Kotliński

2024

Financ. Law Rev.

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This study expands the knowledge about innovations in financial transactions, which could be applied in the Church, including sacral sites. The research aim was to indicate in what way one can improve the process of making financial donations for the Church. His hypothesis is: 1) the prayers of congregation members and other persons visiting sacral sites are often disturbed by the impossibility (or possibly difficulty) of making a financial donation due to the fact that its only expected and possible form is cash payment, 2) the financial support for the Church, including the functioning of sacral sites, would be greater if they had specialist ATMs installed accepting innovative instruments of non-cash payments. The authors described the modern methods of non-cash payment and the technological solutions facilitating this, and identified the areas of the Church operations in which their quick adoption is possible in order to improve the quality of praying and making financial donations in sacral sites. The study employed the methods of the critical analysis of literature and OSINT (Open Source Intelligence).

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Payment Features and Incentives as Drivers for Non-Cash Payments Usage – the Evidence from Poland

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References 39 publications

The Cashless Economy from the Perspective of SMEs: Review of Research and Recommended Directions for Future Studies

The Cashless Economy from the Perspective of SMEs: Review of Research and Recommended Directions for Future Studies

Prayer Disrupted by Preoccupations About Making a Donation. Payment Innovations in the Church in Poland

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