WorldAllocated an additional €27 million from Sweden’s taxpayers.
WorldAllocated an additional €27 million from Sweden’s taxpayers.
Europe"The welfare state that we have today can no longer be financed with what we produce in the economy", declares the former BlackRock executive.
EconomyMore highly educated Swedes are becoming trapped in long-term unemployment.
AnalysisWe live in a system that is showing increasingly clear signs of bankruptcy, not only morally but also in practical economic terms.
EconomyLast year, prices of almost 36,000 food products increased - and coffee has not been this expensive for over 50 years.
SwedenAt the same time, the proportion of older people actively looking for work is twice as high today as it was ten years ago.
EconomyOne in five can no longer afford to eat every day - and one in two struggle to pay for their children's leisure activities.
EconomySweden's unemployment rate rose to 8% in 2023.
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Economy– As expected, the survey confirms that financial and general health go hand in hand, says Sofia Tyréus, senior project manager at Finansinspektionen.
EconomyIn Norway, food prices are among the highest in Europe, significantly above the EU average, and about 40% higher compared to Sweden.
EconomyOn cold days, Swedes should close their curtains to use as extra insulation, says the energy company.
EconomyIn addition, the number of Klarna debts going to the Swedish Enforcement Authority has increased over the past three years.
EconomyOne in four young adults still live with their parents, according to a new report from the Swedish Tenants' Association.
Economy"Indicates that times are still tough", says SEB's private economist.
EconomyCosts are expected to rise in 2024, but not as much as in 2023, according to the consumer agency's forecast.
EconomyOne in two people aged 60-69 have helped their adult children financially in the past six months.
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SwedenMany Swedes can no longer afford to put food on the table.
FinlandBoth consumers and businesses in Finland think the economy looks grim for the coming year.
EconomyAmong single individuals, 30 percent have gone into a deficit every month in the past six months.
SwedenNew record amounts among Swedes – up 35% from last year.
Sweden"The higher price levels we are now experiencing will continue for the time being," says Carl Eckerdal, chief economist at the Swedish Food Federation.
Economy"It is good that banks make money," says Jens Henriksson, CEO of Swedbank.
EconomyLeads to sleep problems, mental illness and deteriorating family relations.
Sweden"I never know what to do or say when my friends ask me about things that cost money", says a child from the Bris helpline.
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