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... household consumption will assume an increasingly important role in the growth of demand , whereas the contribution of in- vestment will diminish ( see Diagram 8 ) . At present , the stage is set for a surge in household con- sumption ...
... household consumption will assume an increasingly important role in the growth of demand , whereas the contribution of in- vestment will diminish ( see Diagram 8 ) . At present , the stage is set for a surge in household con- sumption ...
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... Household Consumption Billions of SEK , constant prices and percent , seasonally adjusted quarterly values 420 400 380 360 340 320 300 280 + 260 97 99 01 03 05 07 09 Billions of SEK Percentage change ( right ) Sources : Statistics ...
... Household Consumption Billions of SEK , constant prices and percent , seasonally adjusted quarterly values 420 400 380 360 340 320 300 280 + 260 97 99 01 03 05 07 09 Billions of SEK Percentage change ( right ) Sources : Statistics ...
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... Household consumption Sources : Bureau of Economic Analysis and NIER . Diagram 5 GDP and Demand Zone Euro Percentage change , seasonally adjusted quarterly values 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 01 03 GDP 05 07 09 Gross fixed capital formation Household ...
... Household consumption Sources : Bureau of Economic Analysis and NIER . Diagram 5 GDP and Demand Zone Euro Percentage change , seasonally adjusted quarterly values 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 01 03 GDP 05 07 09 Gross fixed capital formation Household ...
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adjusted net lending adjusted quarterly values alternative scenario Annual percentage change assessment Billions of SEK calendar-adjusted constant prices contributions CPIX current prices Cyclically adjusted decrease Diagram 13 Economic Tendency Survey employment energy and food euro zone excl expansionary fiscal policy expenditure financial crisis forecast period GDP growth government net lending government sector Hourly earnings house prices household consumption household consumption expenditure inflation target INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC international economy investment ki@konj.se KPIX Kungsgatan labour force labour market gap lower main scenario monetary policy NATIONAL INSTITUTE number of hours OECD area percent in 2009 Percent of GDP Percent of labour Percent of potential percentage point period ahead phone 46 policy interest rate potential GDP Public authorities repo rate resource utilization Riksbank rising risk premiums seasonally adjusted quarterly Statistics Sweden Stockholm Stock Exchange Sweden and NIER Swedish and international Swedish Economy Swedish krona Table UND1X Unit labour cost Wage Formation wage increases weaker