yes
the United States
Free market economies
Basically the economic system in Sweden is really complicated. As you can see, Sweden is one of the few countries that has a percentage increase in GDP 4.1% (increase in Economic Growth). Sweden and the other Scandinavian countries have survived from this economic crisis for 2 reasons 1) Fiscal Policy, which involves increase in Government Spending and decrease in taxation. That's why the swedish government bought some of the banks, allowing the government to manipulate the interest rates. Even though Fiscal Policy is expensive, they took the risk rather than Monetary Policy which is much cheaper 2) They are out of the Euro currency. Sweden uses ideas from Planned and Free Market that's why is so successful
I think that spains economy is good
Sweden has a mixed economy.
In Sweden we're using the Swedish Krona, Svenska Kronan. If you mean the currency. The economical situation in Sweden is very good compared to the rest of Europe at this time.
yes
The economy in Sweden is strong, and the fastest growing in the EU, as of 2011. If you're refering to the currency, it is called 'krona' and the currency code is SEK.
the United States
The US.
The Swedish economy is currently performing much better than the U.S. economy. Sweden is of course a smaller economy than the U.S. - it is the size of California, but only has 9 million inhabitants. That said, it is one of very few western states actually weathering the recession, and is currently in a boom. The U.S., as we all know, is heading towards a double dip recession. Sweden's government finances are also doing great, with public debt at only 38%, compared to nearly 100% for the U.S.
In 1910, Sweden was a third world country with some beginnings of industrialization.
Sweden is an export-oriented mixed economy featuring a modern distribution system, excellent internal & external communications, & a skilled labour force.
its post industrial type of economy
Yes, Sweden is considered a wealthy country with a high standard of living. It has a strong economy, high GDP per capita, and a comprehensive welfare system.
Free market economies