So I wonder what’s the point of keeping the krona (and I wonder the same for Denmark).
People and their traditions. For some, it might feel like losing a part of their identity. Our domestic far-right party of course also eyes with the return of the good old pre-Euro currency.
Just adopt the euro and make things simpler for companies
I once heard of a Swedish company that used Euros internally. So I looked it up and indeed, the Swedish Companies Registration Office specifically permits either SEK or EUR as accounting currencies for limited companies in Sweden. In such a case, using the Krona is almost merely cosmetic.
It does, in economics is said to be “pegged” to the euro.So I wonder what’s the point of keeping the krona (and I wonder the same for Denmark).
Just adopt the euro and make things simpler for companies, tourists, etc.!
Edit: I’m wrong, see below
DKK is pegged, SEK is not.
Oops! My bad. So another reason to switch to the euro!
People and their traditions. For some, it might feel like losing a part of their identity. Our domestic far-right party of course also eyes with the return of the good old pre-Euro currency.
I once heard of a Swedish company that used Euros internally. So I looked it up and indeed, the Swedish Companies Registration Office specifically permits either SEK or EUR as accounting currencies for limited companies in Sweden. In such a case, using the Krona is almost merely cosmetic.