How can the Nordic countries meet the challenge of future elder care as populations age and the workforce shrinks? That is the central question in a new research project, with David Seim, Professor of Economics at Stockholm University, leading the Swedish part of the study.
Jonas Vlachos, Professor of Economics at Stockholm University, is one of ten researchers newly appointed to the Swedish National Agency for Education’s scientific council.
On September 25, Minister for Finance Elisabeth Svantesson attended an economics lecture at Stockholm University, where she outlined the government’s new budget and took questions from students.
Sweden’s economy is recovering slowly. ”Households have high levels of debt and mostly variable-rate mortgages,” says Martin Flodén, Professor of Economics at Stockholm University.