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Riksbanken_III_Ch7

A real-estate price index for Stockholm, 1726–1875 Emelie Carlsson, Rodney Edvinsson, Klas Eriksson and Gustav Ingman 1. Introduction This chapter presents new, nominal and real price indices for real estate in Stock- holm from 1726 up to

Riksbanken_III_Ch8

The house price index for Stockholm 1420–2021 Rodney Edvinsson, Bo Franzén and Gustav Ingman Introduction Following the global financial crisis 2007, the interest in real estate prices and their possible effect on the macroeconomy soared. In

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2. Swedish monetary standards in a historical perspective1 Rodney Edvinsson 2.1. Introduction Since 1873 the krona (crown, abbreviated SEK), divisible into 100 öre, has been the main monetary unit in Sweden. Before that date Sweden had various

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4. The multiple currencies of Sweden-Finland 1534–18031 Rodney Edvinsson 4.1. Introduction This chapter discusses the currency system of Sweden-Finland in 1534–1803. What characterises most of the period was the perplexing parallel use of

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5. Foreign exchange rates in Sweden 1658–18031 Rodney Edvinsson 5.1. Introduction This chapter deals with foreign exchange rates in Sweden in the period 1658–1803. Since Finland was part of Sweden up to 1808/9, Swedish currency was also current

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6. Foreign exchange rates 1804–1914 Håkan Lobell 6.1. Introduction This chapter presents foreign exchange rates in the ‘long’ 19th century (from 1804 up to the outbreak of the First World War in 1914). The account notes the types of exchange

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