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Family decline in the Swedish welfare state

DAVID POPENOE

SWEDEN HAS much to commend it. Its cities are clean, its countryside beautiful, and its people healthy and long-lived. With no poverty, no slums, and relatively little violent crime and drug abuse, Sweden has to a remarkable degree minimized the extent to which the economic luck of the draw determines the quality of people’s lives.

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