Survivors
Though today a minor part of the social system, pensions to survivors remain important to those that need them.
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- Cancer
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- Drugs used for peptic ulcer and gastro-oesophageal reflux disease
- Insulins and other blood glucose lowering drugs
- Cardiovascular drugs
- Antibacterials for systemic use
- Hypnotics and sedatives
- Antidepressants
- Drugs used for obstructive airway diseases
- Consumption of opioids in the Nordic countries – and development during time
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- Immunization
- Housing benefits for families and pensioners
- About the Nordic welfare model
- Organization of the Nordic social policies
- Population and population trends
- Fertility
- Households
- Employment
- Gini coefficient
- At risk of poverty
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- Social expenditure overview
- Expenditure on families and children
- Expenditure on unemployment
- Expenditure on housing benefits
- Expenditure on sickness and health
- Expenditure on other social benefits
- How social expenditure is financed
- Taxation rules and the impact on social expenditure
- Annual adjustment of social benefits