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that gradually emerged in Sweden after the deep economic crisis of the early 1990s. By now, Swedish public finances stand … out among the strongest in Europe. Recent Swedish macroeconomic performance has been impressive. As Sweden and Portugal … are small open economies in the periphery of Europe, Sweden may serve as a fiscal model for Portugal. Policy lessons are …
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the Phillips curve based on constant inflation expectations has returned for Sweden. Based on estimates of this model … unemployment and monetary policy in a small open economy such as Sweden. Third, we do not want to overburden Swedish monetary …
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This paper compares the boom-bust cycle in Finland and Sweden 1984-1995 with the average boom-bust pattern in … 1980s and 1990s. The boom-bust cycle in Finland and Sweden 1984-1995 was driven by financial liberalization and a hard …
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and 1930s, more than any other professor in economics in Sweden. Here we have collected ten articles by Ohlin, translated …
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and regions in Sweden, assuming voters behave in their self-interest. Second, the distribution of the expected benefits …
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This paper explores the evolution of Swedish fiscal policy from one extreme approach to another one in less than four decades. After the demise of the Bretton Woods-system in the early 1970s, Swedish fiscal policy was based on a Keynesian approach with the goal to stabilize the business cycle...
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Jonung, Lars: Money and prices in Sweden, 1871-1970 A comment. S. 433-436 …
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