Tagged: Sweden
Whither An Old Problem: Sweden, New York, and Problems with Elderly Care
People are going to die, and there is going to be economic pain. The final numbers of both are what has been, and still is being, negotiated.
The “BUT SWEDEN” Model: Already Outdated and Completely Wrong
In the end, that’s all we can do in a situation like this: stack the odds in our favor. And then hope and pray very hard that our gamble works.
Supply and Demand: Swedish Government Workers Edition
Our Swedish friends, inhabitants of the fifth largest country in Europe representing more than 10 million people, have a bit of a problem on their hands if projections turn out to be true. The Swedish Government is not overly worried…yet.
Sweden’s Education Privatization Failure
Sweden’s privatization of their schools has failed. It should provide lessons for America and England.
There were two economics reports, and you won’t believe what happened next (shocking!)
James Hanley relays economics news sure to wholly satisfy nobody.
Norberg on Vargas Llosa and the Nobel
The Swedish Left is beyond parody. Llosa’s best line: “For reasons that elude me, anyone defending freedom of expression, free elections and political pluralism in Latin America is known as a[n authoritarian] right-winger among...
Scandinavian Noir
N+1 reviews the Millenium trilogy, a Swedish crime series that takes a surprisingly dim view of the welfare state:
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