“AN ANALYSIS OF THE USE OF PLASTIC MONEY IN CHHATTISGARH ’’
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Spending pattern through plastic money has changed drastically. Travelling, dining and jewellery are some the top purchases that Indians make through credit cards. The recent growth in the use of plastic money mainly credit and debit cards has been phenomenal. In a young state like Chhattisgarh, which is a business hub, having ample prospects of development and growth ,a study on the Plastic Card usuage becomes all the more important.
Therefore, the statement of the problem is How can plastic cards usage be increased and how can a state like Chhattisgarh make maximum use of plastic cards. Responses for various variables affecting use of plastic money in Chhattisgarh were collected from respondents. The relationship between use of plastic money and factors affecting it was determined using regression analysis. Detailed description is presented in paper.
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Journal of Post Keynesian Economics Winter 2010–11, Vol. 33, No. 2255 © 2011 M.E.Sharpe, Inc.
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