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Did you know that the average Swedish woman spends 6 times more money on hygiene products than her husband does? The Statistical Yearbook of Sweden 2012 shows you how the average Swede lives, and gives you a broad picture of the entire Swedish society.

The Statistical Yearbook of Sweden 2012
28 000

persons who live in Sweden were working in Norway in 2009. This is an increase of 7 percent compared to the year before.

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Statistics Sweden is a government agency that produces statistics. The statistics are used as a basis for decision-making, debates and research. We also have a coordinating role for the official statistics of Sweden.

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Taxes from private persons increased by SEK 9 billion

In the taxation year 2011 for income during 2010, taxable income for physical persons, mainly private persons, increased by SEK 35 billion or 2.2 percent to SEK 1 658 billion. At the same time, taxes and fees increased by SEK 9 billion or 1.7 percent to SEK 554 billion. Read entire press release - 1 Feb
New registrations of passenger cars and lorries in Sweden, January 2012 - 1 Feb
Labour Cost Index (AKI) up 2.6 percent for wage-earners and 1.6 percent for salaried employees - 30 Jan
Heating costs continue to rise - 27 Jan

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