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1 The Swedish Reform Programme for Growth and Jobs 2008?2010...........1
  1.1 Introduction...................................................1
  1.2 The Commission and the Council's recommendations to Sweden.................3
  1.3 The state of the economy in Sweden..................................8
  1.4 Preparation of the Swedish Reform Programme..............10
2 Macroeconomic policy......................................................14
  2.1 Sound public finances for sustainable growth and welfare..................15
  2.2 Well-functioning wage formation....................................20
3 Microeconomic policy........................................................21
  3.1 Enhanced initiatives for competitive research..................22
  3.2 A sustainable information society for all.........................24
  3.3 Open well-functioning markets in a sustainable economy............................26
  3.4 Environment and climate policy for sustainable development.......................34
  3.5 Easier and more attractive to start and run a business.................................41
3.6 A sustainable infrastructure for increased competitiveness, growth and welfare.........48
4 Employment policy.........................................................................50
  4.1 Targets for employment policy........................................51
  4.2 A labour market for all.....................................................57
  4.3 A well-functioning labour market....................................77
  4.4 Well-functioning wage formation....................................83
  4.5 Increased knowledge and quality in the educational system..........................84
5 The EC Structural Funds programme in Sweden for the programme period 2007?2013......94
Appendix 2 ? Structural indicators; Sweden and EU. 2007.................102
Appendix 3 - Indicators to monitor the employment policy.................103

 

The Strategy for Growth and Jobs, the Lisbon strategy, is the EU’s common framework for promoting long-term development with sustainable growth and full employment. It is about strengthening the Europe’s competitiveness in a growing global economy and adapting to a climate and environmental sustainable development. Therefore it is important not only to lay the groundwork for macroeconomic stability, invest in education and research and develop new technology, but also to improve the innovation and business climate and deepen the internal market. Reform to improve the way in which the labour market functions in Europe, increase the labour supply and further strengthen social cohesion are other important components.

As part of the strategy, the Member States are to draw up national reform programmes showing how the strategy is being implemented at the national level. The Swedish Reform Programme for Growth and Jobs 2006?2008 and the Progress Report 2007 presented the Government’s policy, which is to lay the basis for long-term sustainable economic development and welfare. In this Reform Programme for Growth and Jobs 2008-2010, the Government describes the next stage in continuing its policy to provide more people with the opportunity to obtain gainful employment, a salary and a sense of community and to create the conditions for continuing to improve welfare in Sweden.....계속