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Patrick Artus

How did Canada and Sweden reduce their public spending in the 1990s?

France now faces the need to reduce its public spending by around 4 percentage points of GDP by 2022. There are two ways it can do this: Improve the productivity of the state by mak ing it more efficient; Transfer to the private sector services that were previously provided by the state or workers who were previously civil servants. We look at how Canada and Sweden managed to considerably reduce their public spending in the 1990s. In Canada, most of the reduction in public spending resulted from transfers to the private sector; in Sweden, around one quarter of the reduction in spending resulted from transfers.
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