Country Profile: SwedenThe Unit, 1996 |
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... recession and rising unemployment at home . March 1994 : After agreement is reached with the EU member states , Sweden is welcomed as a new member , pending a national referendum . September 1994 : The Social Democrats regain power in a ...
... recession and rising unemployment at home . March 1994 : After agreement is reached with the EU member states , Sweden is welcomed as a new member , pending a national referendum . September 1994 : The Social Democrats regain power in a ...
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... recession In 1991-93 the Swedish economy experienced its worst recession this century ( see Reference tables 1 and 2 ) . A credit binge in the late 1980s boosted domestic demand to the detriment of price stability . High inflation ( 9.4 ...
... recession In 1991-93 the Swedish economy experienced its worst recession this century ( see Reference tables 1 and 2 ) . A credit binge in the late 1980s boosted domestic demand to the detriment of price stability . High inflation ( 9.4 ...
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... recession caused government receipts to decline from 63.3 % of GDP in 1990 to 58.2 % of GDP in 1995. These divergent trends tipped the general government fiscal balance from a surplus of 4.2 % of GDP in 1990 to a deficit of 1.1 % of GDP ...
... recession caused government receipts to decline from 63.3 % of GDP in 1990 to 58.2 % of GDP in 1995. These divergent trends tipped the general government fiscal balance from a surplus of 4.2 % of GDP in 1990 to a deficit of 1.1 % of GDP ...
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The economy | 10 |
Economic performance | 17 |
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