English to Greek Bus/Financial Finance (general) Management

After falling from seventh place in per capita income among OECD countries in 1980 to 14th place by the early 1990s, Sweden managed through structural reforms to climb up again to 8th place in 2007. During the current crisis, Sweden’s GDP initially contracted more sharply (5.1 per cent in 2009) than the eurozone’s GDP did (4.1 per cent), but its peak of unemployment was lower than in the eurozone. Moreover, Sweden’s GDP has bounced back strongly and the economy is set fair, according to the OECD, for faster growth than the eurozone average (at 3.3 per cent in 2011, compared with the eurozone’s 1.9 per cent).