Inequality in Sweden continues to increase
14 Mar, 2012 at 09:47 | Posted in Economics, Statistics & Econometrics | Comments Off on Inequality in Sweden continues to increaseNew data from Statistics Sweden show that inequality continues to increase in Sweden:
I would say that what we see happen in Sweden is deeply disturbing. The rising inequality has probably to do with income and wealth increasingly being concentrated in the hands of a very small and privileged elite.
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