During 2022, investments in research and development in Sweden continued.
The total expenses for the operations in the country amounted to approximately 203.5 billion Swedish kronor ($18.7 billion), an increase from 2021 of almost 3% at the 2022 price level.
According to a posting on the website of the pharma trade group LIF, the corporate sector accounted for the strongest development with an increase of 4.6% in fixed prices. Although inflation dampened the real rate of development, the rise shows the central role of business for Swedish research and innovation.
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