Statistical yearbook Public finances in Sweden

Public Finances 2011

The Swedish economy was largely characterised by the international financial crisis in 2009 which naturally led to consequences for Sweden’s public finances. Net lending, which is the difference between income and expenditure, became negative in contrast to previous years showing positive figures. Public income decreased by 3 percent as a result of dropping employment. At the same time, costs have risen for unemployment and other government transfers.  Read the entire press release

Figures

Public sektor gross debt, percentage to GDP, according to EU convergence criteria 41.9  (percent)

2009
Taxratio, percentage to GDP 46,9  (percent)

2009
Public sector net lending, percentage to GDP, according to EU convergence criteria -0.9  (percent)

2009

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