Swedish model - sometimes presented as a third way between capitalism and socialism wild unreal - it was a lot of praise in 1960. This is seen as a strategy that addressed social issues, supporting economic growth. However, the financial and currency crisis in the early 1990s cast models in doubt and prompted a long search for the soul and the reform of the creation of Sweden. The welfare state was introduced in Sweden introduced a high tax burden on individuals and businesses. By the end of 1990, some concerns were new, that the expenses were acting as a deterrent to doing business in Sweden. In the international market, labor and capital, Sweden has been a less attractive home to high-flying MBA or multinational companies than in other countries. "Hide
by Hugh Pill, Ingrid Vogel, Peter Johnson, Ola Nordquist Source: Harvard Business School 27 pages. Publication Date: October 17, 2002. Prod. #: 703019-PDF-ENG
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