Sweden GDP 2009

[ Nominal GDP in billions of USD ]

Year -

$434.31 billions

Source: world bank Nominal/PPP
Summary:

Sweden GDP expanded from 1960 to 2009, increasing from $15.93 billion to $434.31 billion.The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) averaged 6.98% over the period. The economy recorded its peak level in 2008 and its lowest level in 1960. Growth volatility remained high. The maximum drawdown reached 26.1%, indicating the largest cyclical decline from peak levels. The country experienced 5 recession episode(s) during the observed period.

Sweden Annual GDP from 1960 to 2009

Source: world bank Nominal | PPP

NominalPPP
YearBil $Net Chg% ChgInt Bil $Net Chg% Chg
196015.93-----
196117.331.48.786 %---
196218.791.468.451 %---
196320.341.558.237 %---
196422.692.3411.52 %---
196524.962.2810.044 %---
196627.152.198.776 %---
196729.472.328.544 %---
196831.281.86.117 %---
196933.972.698.599 %---
197038.044.0711.982 %---
197141.513.479.12 %---
197248.887.3817.773 %---
197359.3210.4421.348 %---
197465.926.611.124 %---
197582.7716.8525.559 %---
197689.236.477.814 %---
197794.335.15.715 %---
1978104.299.9610.558 %---
1979123.2118.9218.138 %---
1980141.8918.6815.16 %---
1981129.5-12.39-8.73 %---
1982114.21-15.28-11.803 %---
1983104.86-9.35-8.189 %---
1984109.044.183.987 %---
1985113.964.924.507 %---
1986150.2836.3231.873 %---
1987182.7432.4621.603 %---
1988206.6923.9413.102 %---
1989217.6310.955.296 %---
1990261.4743.8320.141 %174.24--
1991273.8312.364.729 %178.063.832.197 %
1992283.9110.083.68 %180.011.951.094 %
1993212.64-71.26-25.101 %180.470.460.256 %
1994228.716.057.55 %191.7311.266.237 %
1995267.0538.3516.769 %203.7612.036.277 %
1996291.9524.99.324 %211.7683.924 %
1997268.25-23.7-8.118 %219.537.773.671 %
1998270.892.640.983 %229.219.684.411 %
1999274.323.431.267 %243.5614.356.259 %
2000262.9-11.41-4.161 %262.9419.387.955 %
2001242.5-20.41-7.762 %266.43.461.317 %
2002267.3724.8710.257 %276.5610.163.814 %
2003334.0766.724.947 %284.768.22.965 %
2004384.5550.4715.108 %304.0319.276.765 %
2005391.697.141.858 %308.84.771.57 %
2006422.5330.847.874 %342.0833.2810.778 %
2007490.0567.5215.98 %373.3631.289.145 %
2008514.6124.575.013 %386.3613.013.483 %
2009434.31-80.3-15.604 %372.81-13.55-3.507 %
2010---393.4320.615.529 %
2011---418.9125.486.477 %
2012---430.3411.432.73 %
2013---442.5612.222.839 %
2014---454.1811.622.625 %
2015---477.9323.755.229 %
2016---499.0321.14.416 %
2017---517.7118.683.744 %
2018---540.5322.824.408 %
2019---586.3745.848.481 %
2020---595.218.841.507 %
2021---653.458.199.776 %
2022---703.4250.027.655 %
2023---729.4125.993.695 %
2024---759.3829.974.108 %

Sweden Economic Phases (1960–2009)

Between 1960 to 2009, Sweden experienced the following economic phases:

  • High Growth (1961–1980) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Expansion (1984–1985) indicating steady moderate growth
  • High Growth (1986–1990) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Expansion (1991–1992) indicating steady moderate growth
  • High Growth (1994–1996) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Expansion (1998–1999) indicating steady moderate growth
  • Contraction (2000–2001) indicating temporary slowdown
  • High Growth (2002–2004) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (2006–2008) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Crisis (2009–2009) indicating severe economic downturn

The most remarkable growth occurred in 1986 with an increase of 31.873%, while the largest decline was in 1993 at -25.101%.