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If cash is abolished and everything is paid with debit and credit cards, how can this stimulate the economy and reduce unemployment?

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If cash is abolished and everything is paid with debit and credit cards, how can this stimulate the economy and reduce unemployment?
There are certain reasons provided by the government why payment with debit and credit cards alone can stimulate the economy. The government feels that cash is dirty, it spreads germs and diseases like the bird flu. This harms the economy. Further, cash is expensive to make, the government bears the cost ...

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