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Why rectangular banknotes persist: A systems constraint, not a design habit
Rectangular banknotes survive due to massive engineering constraints.
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Brits return to cash to regain control over everyday spending
As everyday costs climb, more people in the UK are using cash to impose clear spending limits and regain control over their finances.
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The sovereign Euro: Why the future of currency relies on cash
Amid discussions on a digital euro, the European Commission has reaffirmed cash as a core part of Europe’s monetary system.
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Sweden has changed course on cash
After years of leading the cashless movement, Sweden is introducing legislation to protect cash—recognising its role in inclusion, privacy,…
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Let the Market Decide — Is Not Fair — or Efficient — When It Comes to Cash Bans
When retailers refuse cash in the name of market efficiency, they risk excluding millions of people from everyday commerce while pushing co…
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Cash is a lifeline in uncertain times
As tensions rise in West Asia, millions are rediscovering an old truth: when digital systems fail, physical cash remains the most reliable …
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