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Paying Fares With Virtual Currency or Settling Accounts the Swedish Way
Paying Fares With Virtual Currency or Settling Accounts the Swedish Way
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Debates regarding the use of paper money and the complete transition to non-cash transactions still rage in Sweden. At the present time, only 20% of... 20.11.2014, Sputnik International
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Debates regarding the use of paper money and the complete transition to non-cash transactions still rage in Sweden. At the present time, only 20% of transactions in the country are conducted using cash. Watch the footage of the political parties’ representatives, small business owners and common folk voicing their opinion on the subject.
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Paying Fares With Virtual Currency or Settling Accounts the Swedish Way
07:32 GMT 20.11.2014 (Updated: 17:10 GMT 31.07.2023) Debates regarding the use of paper money and the complete transition to non-cash transactions still rage in Sweden. At the present time, only 20% of transactions in the country are conducted using cash. Watch the footage of the political parties’ representatives, small business owners and common folk voicing their opinion on the subject.
Debates regarding the use of paper money and the complete transition to non-cash transactions still rage in Sweden. At the present time, only 20% of transactions in the country are conducted using cash. Watch the footage of the political parties’ representatives, small business owners and common folk voicing their opinion on the subject.
