bleman
17.09.06, 14:35
www.economist.com/world/europe/displaystory.cfm?story_id=7880173
"Only one of Sweden's 50 biggest companies was founded after 1970; and Sweden
has the lowest rate of self-employment in the OECD. "
I pozamiatane.
Gdzie ta super gospodarka ?
dziwnym trafem najwieksze firmy powstaly w okresie kiedy nie bylo tam takiego
socjalizmu.
o i to jest niezle :)
"Institute of Industrial Economics says that Sweden has created almost no net
private-sector jobs since 1950* (see chart 2). Youth unemployment is among the
highest in Europe. The McKinsey boffins conclude that the “true” unemployment
rate is around 15-17%, which puts Sweden among the worst job-fillers in the
EU. It translates into more than 1m people without work."