The Nordic Economic Model

Case Code: ECON026 Case Length: 19 Pages Period: 1950 - 2007 Pub Date: 2008 Teaching Note: Not Available |
Price: Rs.300 Organization : - Industry : - Countries : Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, and Sweden Themes: - |

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Abstract
The Nordic economic model, characterized by market-based economies and generous welfare systems, seemed to be working well, with the countries in the region figuring at the top of various lists that ranked countries on the basis of human development, per capita income, economic freedom, etc. The case discusses the history of the Nordic economies over the years. It then explains the main features of the Nordic economic model and goes on to examine some of the reasons behind the global competitiveness of the Nordic economies. The case also recounts some challenges that these countries face as well as the criticisms of the welfare model adopted by these countries. The case ends with a brief discussion on the outlook for these countries.
Issues
The case is structured to achieve the following teaching objectives:
- Understand the evolution of Nordic economies
- Analyze the reasons behind the competitiveness of the Nordic economies
- Evaluate the sustainability of the welfare policies adopted by Nordic economies
- Analyze the future of the Nordic region in the light of challenges such as aging populations, globalization, etc.
Contents
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Introduction
Background Note
The Main Features of The Nordic Economic Model
What Makes The Nordic Region Competitive?
Criticisms and Challenges
Outlook
Exhibits
Keywords
Nordic economic model, Welfare state, Competitiveness of Nations, Government policy, High tax rates and economic growth, Pension reforms, Aging population, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland
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