Government Subsidies, Digital Signatures, and Trust in Denmark vs. the UK

The chapter explores how Denmark's government withdrew subsidies from the mail company, resulting in higher prices and a transition to digital signatures for processes like divorce filings. It contrasts the public's trust in government between Denmark and the UK, emphasizing the Danish society's collaborative and trustful dynamics, and discusses the pivotal role of operators in constructing a digital society, with insights into the UK's history of operator market dominance.