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    Sweden has become a largely cashless society, with most people not carrying coins or cash and instead relying on credit cards and contactless payments for daily transactions. While most Swedes see few disadvantages to this system and value the flexibility it provides, some have concerns about security when not using cash. Additionally, a small number of Swedish people and businesses still prefer using cash for transactions. Overall, the cashless system is widely accepted in Sweden and many believe other countries will adopt similar trends.

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    ENGLISH 6 HOMEWORK

    ABOUT SWEDEN

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    Sweden is practically a cash-free society. Most people do not carry any coins or cash.

    Most Swedes say that there are few disadvantages to being cashless. However, some people


    say that credit cards and contactless payment don’t offer enough security. A few people say
    that they are unhappy because there are too few possibilities to use cash.

    There are not many Swedish businesses that still use cash, because most of them believe it
    has little benefit.

    Most Swedish people say that they have a lot of flexibility thanks to this new system, and
    they think that lots of other countries will follow this trend.

    There are so many different people around the world who may not agree with the laws of
    their country.

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