Everyone has heard about it. Many of us have thought about it. All of us feel it. A nagging worry about the future. A fear of the new. It is said that AI will take over and that we are making ourselves expendable. That we might loose our jobs to AI. But is that so? What do the statistics really say?
SwedenInflation fell sharply and unexpectedly in October. The drop could lead the Swedish Central Bank to slow the pace of rate hikes, analysts say. Torbjörn Hållö, chief economist at LO, believes the bank started tightening too early. “Households have barely recovered.”
BusinessSwedish CPIF inflation in August remained at 0.7 percent, according to a second calculation by Statistics Sweden (SCB).
BusinessThe Sweden Democrats' Jimmie Åkesson has now voted early. The polling place he chose: People's House in Rinkeby. "This doesn't look like Sweden. This feels like you're in a part of another country," he says.
SwedenPeople living in poverty in Sweden vote to a significantly lesser extent than the rich and well-educated. The Swedish City Mission is trying to offset this with its own early voting.
SwedenThe proportion of foreign-born people sitting in the Riksdag is at the same level as after the 2010 election, reports SR Ekot. This is despite the fact that the proportion of foreign-born people with the right to vote has increased since then.
Swedish politicsMore and more people are working longer, according to figures from Statistics Sweden (SCB).
BusinessSwedish GDP fell in July, according to Statistics Sweden's preliminary indicator.
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