Business

Sweden spends billions on business support, innovation programmes and other industrial policy measures. But do we really know what works?   SNS invites...

Productivity and innovation are key sources of long-term growth and higher living standards. As Europe’s productivity growth slows and the gap with...

What financial needs and constraints do Swedish companies face in scaling their innovations and staying competitive in the green and digital transition?...

Geopolitical uncertainty and increased trade barriers have placed trade policy high on the political agenda. Tariffs and other trade barriers can create...

Productivity in Sweden, measured as GDP per hour worked, has in recent decades been among the highest in the world. The fact that Swedish wealth measured as GDP per capita is still not among the highest in the world, according to the SNS Economic Policy Council 2024, is due to fewer hours worked.

Productivity in Sweden, measured as GDP per hour worked, has in recent decades been among the highest in the world. The fact that Swedish wealth measured as GDP per capita is still not among the highest in the world, according to the SNS Economic Policy Council 2024, is due to fewer hours worked.

Better technologies and management practices are key to promoting sustainable and equitable growth, according to award-winning economist John Van Reenen. Participants John...

COVID-19 has shown disruptions in global supply chains and led to shortages of certain critical products in Europe. Kerstin Jorna, Directorate-General at...

The UN Guiding Principles (UNGPs) on Business and Human Rights were unanimously endorsed in 2011. It was the first time the UN...

Which tax policies are effective in boosting investments and the economic activity of small firms? And what can Sweden learn from the...