Swedish government to spend 80 billion extra in election-year budget
Sweden's government plans to spend 80 billion kronor extra in next year’s budget, more than double the 34 billion spending room estimated by the National Institute of Economic Research, in an election-year budget aimed at reviving the sluggish economy.
Sweden's government plans to spend 80 billion kronor extra in next year’s budget, more than double the 34 billion spending room estimated by the National Institute of Economic Research, in an election-year budget aimed at reviving the sluggish economy.
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