This article explores the moral permissibility of sweatshop boycotts. We build explicitly on Tomhave and Vopat's (2018) framework for evaluating the moral permissibility of boycotts in general for the specific case of sweatshop labor. We argue that sweatshop boycotts are more likely to be...

The 2025 Article IV Consultation with Sweden discusses that with inflation successfully brought under control, adopting a more supportive macroeconomic monetary and fiscal policy mix and the focus on productivity are appropriate. High uncertainty and a more challenging external backdrop are...

This Selected Issues paper studies the factors influencing Sweden's recent labor productivity trends. It first places Sweden within the European context, highlighting its superior performance in several areas identified by the IMF. It then documents key findings from Swedish researchers'...

This report estimates Sweden’s Corporate Income Tax (CIT) gap for 2016–2023. Using a bottom-up approach based on operational audits and comparisons with random audits. The average CIT gap is about 2.2% of potential CIT