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  1. The National Institute of Economic Research published a survey detailing current sentiment within Sweden.
  2. Citizens in Sweden express admiration for the country but reject its high tax rates.

Stockholm opposes a proposed EU tax hike, while Sweden's government formation delays the final vote on the matter.

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Stockholm opposes a proposed EU tax hike, while Sweden's government formation delays the final vote on the matter.

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