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خفض رسوم بطاقات الائتمان.. هل تنخفض الأسعار وتتراجع المكافآت؟

يعيد دعم الرئيس الأمريكي دونالد ترامب مشروع قانون المنافسة في بطاقات الائتمان فتح ملف الكلفة التي يدفعها التجار مقابل قبول البطاقات، وعلاقتها بمكافآت المستهلكين. وتسلط "وول ستريت جورنال" الضوء على معركة تتجاوز أرباح البنوك وهيمنة فيزا وماستركارد إلى سؤال اقتصادي، هل تؤدي المنافسة بين شبكات الدفع إلى مشتريات أرخص، أم تتراجع النقاط والاستردادات النقدية دون انخفاض مماثل في الأسعار؟

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