(July 8, 2014 at 3:11 pm)Cato Wrote:(July 8, 2014 at 2:02 pm)Blackout Wrote: I am talking about government owned economy, there isn't a thing in that graph that tells me the percentage of sectors owned by the government and by private companies. I'm not talking about GDP. But I could be wrong with my numbers or confusing with another subject since I finished economics class a year ago. I remember seeing the US has having more privately owned economy and Sweden as having more government owned and more redistribution of wealth
For what it's worth, this is from Wiki:
Quote:Sweden's industry is overwhelmingly in private control; unlike some other industrialized Western countries, such as Austria, Italy or Finland, state owned enterprises were always of minor importance. One important exception to this rule is LKAB, which is a state-owned mining company, mostly active in the northern part of the country.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Sweden
Not really the detail I'm looking for (I have dreams of an orderly pie chart), but production seems to be private.
I guess I was messing things up.
But they still have strong influential unions.
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