Swedish Budget

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[edit] Swedish Budget Proposal 2004-2006

[edit] Budget Proposal Information

The Swedish Budget can be simplified into three sectors. Social Services, Structure and Government, and Commerce and Economy.

[edit] Social Services

  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Welfare
  • Transports and Telecomm
  • Foreign Immigration
  • Environment and Agriculture

[edit] Structure and Government

  • Military and Justice
  • General Government
  • Tax Collection
  • Foreign Aid
  • Local Government

[edit] Commerce and Economy

  • Energy
  • Development
  • Labor Market
  • Industry

[edit] Breakdown of Swedish Budget 2006

[edit] Social Services

  • Healthcare (41.6 bSEK) (5.57%)
  • Education (78.8 bSEK) (10.55%)
  • Welfare (228.0 bSEK) (30.53%)
  • Transports and Telecomm (31.5 bSEK) (4.22%)
  • Foreign Immigration (7.0 bSEK) (0.94%)
  • Environment and Agriculture (21.0 bSEK) (2.81%)
  • TOTAL Social Services = 54.63%

[edit] Structure and Government

  • Military and Justice (72.4 bSEK) (9.69%)
  • General Government (51.4 bSEK) (6.88%)
  • Tax Collection (9.2 bSEK) (1.23%)
  • Foreign Aid (55.6 bSEK) (7.45%)
  • Local Government (60.2 bSEK) (8.06%)
  • TOTAL Structure and Government = 33.31%

[edit] Commerce and Economy

  • Energy (1.7 bSEK) (0.23%)
  • Development (3.3 bSEK) (0.44%)
  • Labor Market (71.4 bSEK) (9.56%)
  • Industry (13.7 bSEK) (1.83%)
  • TOTAL Commerce and Economy = 12.06%

TOTAL 746.8 billion SEK accounted for

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