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    <title>A Per-generation perspectives of cashless society</title>
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    <edition>Digital payment  -- Research ; Electronic funds transfers -- Research ; Cashless payment</edition>
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    <extent>The goal of this qualittative research study entitled "A Per-Generation Perspectives of a Cashless Society : A Phenomonology" was to determine the experience of different generations on transition in cashless society. The research design we used was phenomonology research design, and the data collection was done through one-on-one interviews with the informants which was analyzed through as semi-structured interview. The participants of this study were dib=vided into four groups of generations: Boomers, Generation X, Y, and Z. The findings indicate that Genration X,Y, annd Z can easily adapt to technology, thus access to a cashless society is easy. On the other hand, Boomers find it difficult to adapt to technology although they are willing to.:  1</extent>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Dana Camil C. Obnamia, Franchesca Therese P. Pulido, Nicole Ann A. Ramos, Katrinina T. Reyes.</note>
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