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Organization
Secretariat for Economic Monitoring / Chilean Antitrust Court / Swiss Competition Commission / South Korea Korean Fair Trade Commission / Reserve Bank of Australia / South African Reserve Bank / Polish office of Competition and Consumer Protection / Judiciary Committee / Payment Systems Committee / US Federal Reserve / European Commission / European Union / Competition Bureau of Canada / Competition Council / New Zealand Commerce Commission against Visa / Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City / office of Fair Trading / Bank of Mexico / Norges Bank / Competition Appeal Tribunal / Turkish Competition Authority / Ministry of Finance / Interbank Card Centre / Melbourne Business School / Spanish Ministry of Industry / Tourism and Trade / central bank of Norway / Mexican Bankers Association / Spanish Competition Tribunal / National Park Service / central bank of Brazil / U.S. District Court of the Eastern District of New York / Banco Central do Brasil / Paris High Court / Banco Central do Brasil’s Economic Law Office / /
Person
Terri Bradford / Alan S. Frankel / Fumiko Hayashi / Terri Bradford Christian Hung / Bradford Christian Hung Zhu / Rick / Christian Hung Zhu Wang / / /
Position
Superintendent / Research Associate / Economist / Governor / National Economic Prosecutor / Vice President and Director Stuart.E.Weiner@kc.frb.org / Payments System Research Specialist / /
APRIL[removed]Developments in Interchange Fees in the United States and Abroad by Terri Bradford, Payments System Research Specialist, and Fumiko Hayashi, Senior Economist s payment systems have evolved from being heavily