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65% Informative
Just one in 10 purchases are made with cash, and card is the most common form of payment.
Sweden and Norway have the lowest amount of cash in circulation, as a percentage of GDP, in the world.
The authorities are trying to encourage citizens to keep and use cash in the name of civil defence.
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English
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56
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Attention-grabbing headline
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Known propaganda techniques
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short-lived
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