Is the ever increasing speed of paperless retail transactions helping the economy like it seems it would?

It seems that the increasing speed of retail transactions would be playing a serious role in our economic growth, yet I cant find anything written about it. If anyone has a link or input, I would love to hear it. It seems to make a lot of sense. It is almost hard to fathom how tedious and time-consuming things were just ten years ago.

Answer:
In my company, it is both a matter of speed and cost. It's much faster using a network without paper, and our cost of paper has been reduced 10 fold. By using the network to move transactions and accounting, we have paid for our systems many times over. So the short version is yes, and this keeps our cost down and competitive.

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