Summer Workshop: Consumer Behavior and Payment Choice 
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Following the previous two conferences, this one-day summer workshop presents research on the consumer side of the payments market. In contrast to the previous conferences, this is an academic-style workshop to provide an informal environment to promote extensive interaction and exchange of ideas.
Agenda
Friday, July 25, 2008
Continental breakfast
Welcoming Remarks
Jeffrey Fuhrer
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Incentives at the Counter: An Empirical Analysis of Surcharging Card Payments and Payment Behaviour in the Netherlands
Wilko Bolt, Nicole Jonker, and Corry Van Renselaar (De Nederlandsche Bank)
Discussant: Fumiko Hayashi (Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City)
Break
Market Structure and the Diffusion of Electronic Banking
Jason Allen (Bank of Canada), Robert Clark (HEC Montreal), and Jean-Francois Houde (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Discussant: Elizabeth Kiser (Federal Reserve Board)
A Field Experiment on the Impact of Different Payment Systems on Charitable Giving
Adriaan Soetevent (University of Amsterdam and Tinbergen Institute)
Discussant: Lorenz Goette (Federal Reserve Bank of Boston)
Lunch
Do Consumers Borrow on their Cheapest Credit Card? Evidence from Mexico
Alejandro Ponce (Stanford University), Enrique Seira and Guillermo Zamarripa (SHCP, Mexico)
Discussant: Brigitte Madrian (Harvard University)
Dynamics of Consumer Adoption Decisions of Financial Innovation: The Case of ATM Cards in Italy
Botao Yang and Andrew Ching (University of Toronto)
Discussant: Marc Rysman (Boston University)
Break
Bouncing Out of the Banking System: An Empirical Analysis of Involuntary Bank Account Closures
Dennis Campbell, Asis Martinez Jerez, and Peter Tufano (Harvard Business School)
Discussant: Don Morgan (Federal Reserve Bank of New York)