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emerging economies, but countries such as China, South Korea, Japan, and the United States are expected to maintain their status as ... are developing games and devices for a population ... the services of financial intermediaries, as well as the possibilities of financial fraud” (Ducas & Wilner, 2017, pg. 544-545).

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