Payments & Liquidity

James Aris - Working Paper 26-069 Who Pays for Payments? Mark Egan

Analyzes how payment system costs are allocated across participants, and who ultimately bears those costs. Examines pricing, incentives, and market structure in payments, with implications for efficiency and policy design.

Topics: payments, pricing, market design, market research

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