Opportunities for Entrepreneurs through Improved Regulations

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Opportunities for Entrepreneurs through Improved Regulations | Sweden's Business Climate

2015

World Bank Group

This report’s starting point is thus to acknowledge that despite Sweden’s many virtues, there are areas in which it can do better, and the task has been to identify those areas, focusing particularly on the quality of the investment climate and competitiveness. This has been done in two main ways. First, by looking at areas of the business environment captured by databases compiled in the World Bank Group’s Global Indicators Group—Doing Business, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Regulations, and Women, Business and the Law. And second, by examining other critical areas where there is a large body of data, knowledge and insight that casts relevant light on several key policy challenges facing the country in coming years. In the paragraphs that follow we present a summary of the report’s main conclusions.

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World Bank, Washington, DC

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Economic opportunities; Compliance costs; Tax revenue; Foreign direct investment; Productivity growth; Employee; Payments; Private consumption; Income taxes; Comparative advantage; Sustainable growth; Self-employment; Enrollment; Tax cost; Revenues; Single mothers; Corporate taxes; Disposable income; Capital gains; Public hearings; Opportunity for women; Trade union; Labor productivity; Energy taxes; Oil; Credit bureau; Environmental; Administrative procedures; Labor markets; Credit information; Employers; Capital requirement; Policy decisions; Options; Empirical evidence; Married women; Tradeoffs; Entitlements; Producers; Creditors; Quotas; Tax reform; Labor force participation; Policy environment; Pollution taxes; Marginal tax rates; Emissions; Tax reforms; Gender segregation; Gender gap; Policy makers; Environmental policy; Environmental taxes; Tax systems; Empirical analysis; Economic opportunity; Lenders; Corporate income taxes; Political economy; Labor force; Economic activity; Approval process; Employees; Job creation; Values; Employer; Effective use; Barriers to entry; Business entry; Labor market; Dividends; Wage differentials; Unemployment rates; Revenue; Security; Tax rates; Interests; Environmental tax; Advanced economies; Externalities; Guarantee; Expenditures; Environmental tax reform; Labor costs; Deregulation; Collateral; Tax burden

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English

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Working Paper; Working Paper; Text

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Opportunities for Entrepreneurs through Improved Regulations | Sweden's Business Climate

2015

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