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Andreas Bergh contributes an insightful investigation. In the most even-handed manner he thoroughly disputes the contention that Swedish welfare creates a “free lunch puzzle”; it is no puzzle at all because, as Bergh explains, changes in Swedish policies have led Sweden to trend strongly toward “more free” over time on indexes of economic freedom. Good insight.
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