The Rise and Fall of the Swedish Model
Studies in Political EconomyPublished 1 January 1992
Rudolf Meidner
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Abstract
The term 'Swedish Model' has been used mostly outside Sweden. Swedes themselves have generally been unaware of their social and economic policy as a model which is fundamentally different from those of other highly developed welfare states. To them, Swedish society is the result of the country's history and traditions, a welfare state which has been considerably influenced by a strong and, for many decades, dominant labour movement.
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