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Population
2020: Population growth of 17.9% over 30 years
Male-to-female ratio
Birth rate
2019: Average age of women at birth of first child is 29 years or older
Number of children per woman
2022: Sweden among anti-leaders by number of childless women
2021: Fertility rate drops to 1.67 children per woman
2019
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Children out of wedlock
2018
2005-2014
Migration
2024: Number of Ukrainian refugees - less than 50,000
2021: Net population inflow in 4 years
Marriages and divorces
2018: Divorce rate - 49.1%
Parents and children
2021: Proportion of young people living with their parents - 4.1%
2020: Average age when children start living apart from their parents - 17.5 years
Age
2018: Proportion of residents under 14 - 17.5%
Dominant haplogroup
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National composition
Finns
Russians
Jews
Share of the population living in the capital
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Dating
2021:25% of adults out of wedlock used dating sites
Welfare of citizens
2023
$39 billionaires
$5 million - the threshold for entering the number of 1% of the richest people in the country
Low level of the number of homeless people - 6 people per 10 thousand population
2022
There are 467 thousand millionaires in the country
4,359 ultra-rich
Ultra high-net-worth individuals, UHNWI are individuals with a net worth of at least USD 30 million in 2018 dollars.
2020
3rd place in the EU in terms of the size of financial assets of citizens
6.5% of Swedes are undernourished
2018
In Sweden - 32.3 billionaires per 10 million people
480 cars per 1000 people
Chipping
2021: Installing chips with COVID passports
The Swedish company Epicenter has developed microchips implanted under the skin with certificates of vaccination against the coronavirus COVID-19. This became known on December 19, 2021. Read more here.
2018:3 thousand residents implanted chips
In May 2018, it became known that since 2015, about 3 thousand residents of Sweden have implanted chips in themselves. Tiny chips, the size of rice grains, eliminate the need to carry contactless cards to open doors and identify themselves, and allow train tickets to be bought, Agence France-Presse (AFP) reported.
Chips sewn under the skin contain information about the owner. For data transfer from the implant, Near Field Communication (NFC) technology is used, the same as is used for contactless payments.
Journalists talked with 28-year-old Ulrika Celsing, one of those 3 thousand Swedes who voluntarily became cyborgs or, as they are also called, biohackers.
The chip sewn into the hand replaces the girl with the keys to her office at the Mindshare media agency and a card to enter the gym for season ticket classes. Also, if needed, Ulrika can purchase a train ticket from Swedish railway company SJ, which accepts payment using microchips. Tickets are booked online, and in the carriage, the conductor scans the chip and registers passengers.
 | It was interesting to try something new and see how it could make life easier in the future, "the girl told AFP.[1] |  |
It has long been a curiosity for Swedes to share their personal data. Citizens of the country provide information about themselves for registration with the national social insurance system and other state bodies. Perhaps this is partly why Sweden is more willing to master chipping technology than other countries, AFP notes.
According to Business Insider, about four years ago, the Swedish group Bionyfiken began holding "implantation parties" where chips are massively implanted into people. In an interview with the publication in 2015, Bionyfiken founder Hannes Sjöblad stated that the human body is the next big platform for technology adoption.[2]
Mortality
2023: Life expectancy - 83.6 years
2022: Excess mortality due to COVID-19 - 4.4%
2020: Among the countries with the highest number of drug deaths per million people
2018
Number of drug deaths per million residents
Number of road deaths per 100,000 vehicles
The annual number of suicides per 100 thousand inhabitants
2016: Number of deaths from opioid use disorders
2012: Male-female suicide ratio
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