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Vol. 33, No. 1

In this special issue of Economic Perspectives, selected papers are presented based on the conference, Payments Fraud: Perception versus Reality, hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago on June 5–6, 2008.

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Special Issue on Payments Fraud: An Introduction

Gene Amromin, Richard Porter

In this special issue of Economic Perspectives, selected papers are presented based on the conference, Payments Fraud: Perception versus Reality, hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago on June 5–6, 2008. The conference brought together decision-makers from the banking, payments, legal, regulatory and merchant communities for a wide-ranging discussion of the threats to the security of the payments system and how those threats might best be addressed.

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