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By Dave Birch posted Feb 22 2012 at 12:01 PM[Dave Birch] Looking at scenarios for the future of finance is a useful way to think about the future of money.
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[Dave Birch] Looking at scenarios for the future of finance is a useful way to think about the future of money.
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