Sweden (and Norway) has 45 billionaires, about 1.5 times more per capita than the US, Sweden is EU’s most innovative country

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Why does the US still see Sweden through 1970s stereotypes?
Sweden has 45 billionaires, about 1.5 times more per capita than the US, which is often said to be enjoying a new gilded age. The richest American ever was John D Rockefeller in around 1910, when his fortune surpassed 1.5 per cent of GDP. No American is close to that mark today. The land of latter-day Rockefellers is Sweden, with seven magnates whose wealth as a share of their nation’s GDP exceeds that of Rockefeller at his peak.





Sweden is EU’s most innovative country
 
Why does the US still see Sweden through 1970s stereotypes?
Sweden has 45 billionaires, about 1.5 times more per capita than the US, which is often said to be enjoying a new gilded age. The richest American ever was John D Rockefeller in around 1910, when his fortune surpassed 1.5 per cent of GDP. No American is close to that mark today. The land of latter-day Rockefellers is Sweden, with seven magnates whose wealth as a share of their nation’s GDP exceeds that of Rockefeller at his peak.





Sweden is EU’s most innovative country

Thats because they have small populations per capital means nothing and its old money. The average person in those countries has zero chance to make a million dollars.
 
Thats because they have small populations per capital means nothing and its old money. The average person in those countries has zero chance to make a million dollars.
Not really, Sweden is EU’s most innovative country (2nd globally) and has the best capital markets in Europe, had 500 IPOs the last decade, more than France, Germany and Italy combined. Stockholm is second in tech unicorns per capita after Silicon Valley.




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