This report analyses statistics from the Labour Force Surveys (LFS) with respect to the labour supply, focusing on the period of high inflation in Sweden in 2022–2023
In 2025, unemployment in Sweden was at a higher level, both from a historical perspective and in comparison with many other countries
Working past the age of 65 is becoming more common in Sweden today and the employment rate among people 65–74 year old has more than doubled during the past 20 years