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Putting some new moves on 'old' money

机译:对“旧”钱采取一些新措施

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The first use of cur-rency dates back to 3000 B.C. in Mesopo- tamia and for more than 5,000 years, merchants and banks have been involved in the time-c o n s u m -ing, largely manual cash logistics business.rnWhether or not currency will last another 5,000 years is anyone's guess, but talk about a "cashless society" (along with the prediction for a paperless office) has ebbed as it becomes clear that cash and coin is not going away, at least not during our lifetimes. "As a society, we never sunset a payments system," says Jim Poteet, senior vice-president, product strategy and innovation, U.S., for Brinks. "Instead, we just keep adding new payment methods." Poteet is right: for example, the barter system that came into existence perhaps 100,000 years ago as a way for the first homo sapiens to exchange goods and services is still in use today.
机译:首次使用货币可追溯到公元前3000年。在美索不达米亚(Mesopotamia)以及超过5,000年的时间里,商人和银行都参与了以时间为基础的消费,主要是人工现金物流业务。有人猜测货币是否还会持续5,000年,但是谈论“无现金社会”(以及对无纸化办公室的预测)已经消退,因为很明显,现金和硬币并没有消失,至少在我们的一生中没有。 “作为一个社会,我们永远不会淘汰支付系统,”布林克斯(Brinks)美国产品战略与创新高级副总裁吉姆·波特(Jim Poteet)说。 “相反,我们只是继续添加新的付款方式。” Poteet是正确的:例如,大约在100,000年前就已经存在的以物易物的系统一直在使用,这是第一批智人交换商品和服务的一种方式。

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