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Everybody's Business: Prosperous Sweden
Hutchison, Keith | July 15, 1939 issue

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This article focuses on the economic prosperity of Sweden. Sweden has undeniable claims to be considered the most prosperous country in the world. Unemployment is not a problem. The index of production compiled by the Federation of Swedish Industries achieved a record level of 123 in the last quarter of 1937. It may of course be only a coincidence that Sweden not merely is the prosperous country in the world but has a greater proportion of its economy subjective to collective ownership and control than any other. The various public enterprises are managed on business lines by a number of separate administrations.

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SWEDEN -- Economic conditions; ECONOMIC development; UNEMPLOYMENT; GOVERNMENT business enterprises; TOBACCO industry; SWEDEN
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