Stjerneøkonom: Svenske milliardærer har urimelige privilegier

22. mars 2026

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Den verdenskjente økonomen Gabriel Zucman sier at Sveriges milliardærer nyter urimelige privilegier og betaler langt lavere skatt enn den øvre middelklassen. I et intervju med DN i Paris tar han til orde for en ny formueskatt.

I Paris snakket den verdenskjente økonomen Gabriel Zucman med Dagens Nyheter om skattesituasjonen til svenske milliardærer. Zucman hevder at Sveriges milliardærer har urimelige privilegier. «Milliardærer betaler bare en tredjedel så mye i skatter og avgifter som den øvre middelklassen,» sier Zucman til DN. Han tar til orde for innføring av en ny formueskatt for å håndtere dette. Intervjuet ble publisert 22. mars 2026.

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