The Swedish Economy in figures
- Publication date:
- 15 April 2010
- Type:
- Information material
- Source:
- Ministry of Finance
Summary
This presentation includes a number of key indicators from the Government´s forecast presented in the Budget Bill for 2010.
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Government and ministries
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- Prime Minister's Office
- Ministry of Culture
- Ministry of Defence
- Ministry of Education and Research
- Ministry of Employment
- Ministry of Enterprise, Energy and Communications
- Ministry of the Environment
- Ministry of Finance
- Ministry for Foreign Affairs
- Ministry of Health and Social Affairs
- Ministry of Justice
- Ministry for Rural Affairs
- Office for Administrative Affairs
- Permanent Representation of Sweden to the European Union
- About the Government Offices
Swedish Government
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Fredrik Reinfeldt
Prime Minister
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Anders Borg
Minister for Finance
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Anna-Karin Hatt
Minister for Information Technology and Energy
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Annie Lööf
Minister for Enterprise
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Beatrice Ask
Minister for Justice
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Birgitta Ohlsson
Minister for EU Affairs
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Carl Bildt
Minister for Foreign Affairs
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Catharina Elmsäter-Svärd
Minister for Infrastructure
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Erik Ullenhag
Minister for Integration
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Eskil Erlandsson
Minister for Rural Affairs
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Ewa Björling
Minister for Trade
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Gunilla Carlsson
Minister for International Development Cooperation
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Göran Hägglund
Minister for Health and Social Affairs
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Hillevi Engström
Minister for Employment
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Jan Björklund
Minister for Education, Deputy Prime Minister
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Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth
Minister for Culture and Sports
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Lena Ek
Minister for the Environment
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Maria Larsson
Minister for Children and the Elderly
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Nyamko Sabuni
Minister for Gender Equality
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Peter Norman
Minister for Financial Markets
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Stefan Attefall
Minister for Public Administration and Housing
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Sten Tolgfors
Minister for Defence
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Tobias Billström
Minister for Migration and Asylum Policy
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Ulf Kristersson
Minister for Social Security
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Policy areas
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Policy areas
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More information is available under the relevant heading about policy areas, and the ministries and ministers responsible.
- Areas of responsibility A-Z
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