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Story summary
- Oliver Bullough, author of "Everybody Loves Our Dollars," argues that high-denomination notes persist despite declining cash use.
- The book identifies Bicester Village as a money-laundering hub for wealthy international buyers.
- It notes that drug dealers fund operations with cash while law-abiding citizens face cash-transaction restrictions.
- In Mexico, the book reports about 150 daily drug-violence deaths, illustrating its themes of economic darkness.
