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The fatal mistakes of Sweden's David Cameron

Here's what he should teach the British one

20 September 2014

9:00 AM

20 September 2014

9:00 AM

Cool, calm Sweden can still produce a surprise from time to time. Yes, our economic recovery has been the best of any major European country. Yes, our finance minister, the earringed and formerly pony-tailed Anders Borg, is hailed as the best in the world. And yes, our government has somehow managed to cut taxes so the disposable income of the average Swede is 18 per cent higher than before the crash.

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Johan Norberg is the author of In Defence of Global Capitalism and Financial Fiasco.

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