Sweden on the brink of making history.

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Originally Posted by RKO2004

March 18, 2012 5:09 PM

[h1]Sweden moving towards cashless economy[/h1]
But there are pockets of resistance. Hanna Celik, whose family owns a newspaper kiosk in a Stockholm shopping mall, says the digital economy is all about banks seeking bigger earnings.

Celik says he gets charged about 5 Swedish kronor ($0.80) for every credit card transaction, and a law passed by the Swedish Parliament prevents him from passing on that charge to consumers.

"That stinks," he says. "For them (the banks), this is a very good way to earn a lot of money, that's what it's all about. They make huge profits."
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This is what everyone should take away from this article. Just like the corporate controlled media, 3/4 of it is explaining the good reasons for such a transition and the last paragraph shoved at the end of the article is the negative(truth)