Associate Professor, Theo Noseworthy's research suggests that people are less likely to spend crisp, clean bills and is featured in Metro News. The study co-authored by University of Winnipeg's Fabrizio Di Muro, studied the spending habits of consumers who were given either crisp or worn bills. Read the full article The crisper the bill, the less likely you'll spend it. [1]
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