Following a year in which arriving asylum seekers (about 163,000) outnumbered children being born in the nation’s hospitals (approximately 115,000), Sweden is still struggling with accommodating the new arrivals, as well as providing them with education and jobs.

The growing costs of immigration and a housing bubble have paved the way for a “deep” economic crisis in Sweden and the situation has already begun to deteriorate beyond repair, three Swedish economists wrote in a debate article in Dagens Industri.

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