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Sweden introduces benefit cap and activity requirement

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Benefit cap impact on child povertyreported_dispute

The government and Sweden Democrats are introducing a benefit cap despite criticism that it risks increasing child poverty and not leading to more jobs.

According to Sveriges Radio Nyheter
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The government argues the benefit reform will break benefit dependency and exclusion, leading to more people in work.

According to Regeringen

Context: This disagreement is central to the debate on welfare reform: critics fear increased poverty, while the government claims it will improve self-sufficiency.

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