Sweden

Please see below selected recent sufficiency-related change.

See also: Halcyon Sufficiency Headlines

May 2019

• Contemporary internet shopping conjures a perfect storm of choice anxiety. Research has consistently held that people who are presented with a few options make better, easier decisions than those presented with many. It has also shown that having many options is particularly confounding when the information available on them is limited or confusing.

March 2019

The World Bank uses the Gini coefficient to help visualise levels of inequality of income or wealth.  Worldwide, Gini coefficients for income range from approximately 0.23 (Sweden) to 0.70 (Namibia).