Shops never have any change. It doesn't matter
how big the shop it they invariable have no change. A large proportion of the
economy is transacted in very small amounts, for small business and small shops
it is essential to have the smaller notes and coins. Thus everyone has to use
the big shops to spend their larger notes and to get hold of smaller notes and
coins. No one will ever give the right money in a supermarket because they have
to use the transaction to get hold of change, so invariable the supermarket
will run out of change really quickly. The bottom line is that there clearly
aren't enough coins in circulation, a bigger proportion of the money needs to
be in the form of coins. Frequently in shops we will have to wait while the
shop assistant pleads with us to have the right change or while he or she goes
to neighbouring shops looking for change.
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