Stories from a Close to Cash-Free Society

Niklas Arvidsson
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Niklas Arvidsson: Royal Institute of Technology

Chapter Chapter 7 in Building a Cashless Society, 2019, pp 55-73 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract I have discussed, explained, and shown many different aspects and dimensions related to a transformation toward a cash-free society, but I believe something is missing. The complexity of this change process cannot be fully understood if we do not listen to some of the voices of those most severely influenced by the transition. What do people think about this, and how do they live their lives in Sweden today? Then I do not mean people in general, but rather, how do people make payments and how do they receive money? The data and numbers presented in previous chapters tend to refer to a general image of what is happening, but how do people actually handle payments? This cannot be seen in numbers but needs stories. Here are stories that reflect different aspects of living in a close to cash-free society.

Date: 2019
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-10689-8_7

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