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OECD Economic Surveys: Sweden 2005
OECD. Published by : OECD Publishing
Version: E-book (PDF Format)
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Availability: Available  Publication date:  11 Aug 2005  Language: English  Pages: 144  Tables: 16  Charts: 43  ISBN: 9789264011540  OECD Code: 102005091E1  Frequency: Every 18 months 
 

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OECD's 2005 survey of the Swedish economy examines its key economic challenges including population ageing, maintaining the welfare system, increasing the labour supply, and achieving environmental objectives.  Individual chapters examine strengthening public finances, reducing sickness and disability absences, and raising hours worked. This issue's special chapter discusses improving quality and value in healthcare.


Other languages:  French (Available)

Superseded by: OECD Economic Surveys: Sweden 2008 - (Available)

Other Versions:  Print - Paperback

Policy brief:  French, English


Table of contents:

Executive Summary
Assessment and Recommendations
Chapter 1. Key Challenges
-Economic Performance over the Past Decade
-The Ageing Challenge: To Preserve the Core of the Welfare System as the Dependency Ratio Rises
-Labour Supply Needs to Rise if the Welfare System is to be Maintained
-Achieving Environmental Objectives in the Least-Cost Way
-The Equity-Efficiency Trade-Off
-Conclusions
-Annex: Taking Stock of Structural Reforms
Chapter 2. Strengthening Public Finances
-Strengthening of Public Finances is Needed to Make the Welfare System Sustainable
-Fiscal Easing Has Pushed Public Finances off a Sustainable Course
-What Tools are Available to Improve Public Finances?
Chapter 3. Best Practices for Reducing Sickness and Disability Absences
-Who are the Sick and Disabled?
-Overview of the System
-What Works in Other Countries?
Chapter 4. Raising Hours Worked
-High Employment Rates Combine with Low Average Working Hours in Sweden
-There are Still Pockets where Labour Market Participation can be Raised
-Implementation of Unemployment Policies should be Tightened
Chapter 5. Improving Quality and Value for Money in Healthcare
-Context
-Strengths
-Key Challenges
-Summary and Recommendations for Reform
-Annex: Indicators of Health Status
-Annex: Lifestyle Factors that Influence Health

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