This is what M representatives Elisabeth Svantesson and Gunnar Strömmer say at a press conference.
All eight parties have, in principle, jointly invested heavily in defence and infrastructure.
Other reforms will partly need to be financed in some way, says Svantesson.
L and KD want to see a return to aid of 1 percent of gross national income (GNI), while M and SD want to save more and see it as a possible source of financing.
SD, in turn, according to the Moderates, must be prepared to negotiate contributions, such as the dental care reform the party has proposed.
SD has also promised to fight to maintain the temporarily reduced fuel tax. Elisabeth Svantesson says that they must then show how they have thought about financing.
We have done a lot for fuel, we have really lowered fuel prices.
"Now we have a temporary reduction that we have received approval for from the European Commission. Whether it should be applied for again will have to be discussed. I'm not even sure it will work, since the energy crisis has not gotten worse," she says.
