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An Economic History of Sweden

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$64.00 • £55.95 • €58.95

ISBN 9780674228009

Publication Date: 01/01/1954

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350 pages

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Long respected as a classic in Europe, this translation is welcomed as the first comprehensive survey of Swedish economic history available in this country. Herein the late Eli Filip Heckscher discusses Swedish economy from the feudalism of the Middle Ages to World War II socialism.

Complete coverage is given to such diverse yet interrelated subjects as land distribution and use, agrarian reforms, growth of cities, social structure, foreign influence and immigration, development of iron and other metals, forest industry, population growth, trade beginnings, cooperatives, and the growth of socialism.

Faithfully translated, and with a newly added conclusion by Gunnar Heckscher, the author’s son, this interesting book is valuable as a study of one of Europe’s most economically advanced countries. Well-illustrated with maps, charts, and graphs, it provides invaluable reference material.

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