OECD's 2012 Economic Survey of Sweden examines recent economic developments, policy and prospects before taking a more detailed look at labour and social policies as well as housing and financial markets. the survey also states that: (i) The Swedish economy has exhibited resilience in the face of international turbulence; (ii) The macroeconomic policy stance is broadly appropriate; (iii) Sweden's large banking system entails risks and potential costs; (iv) That Sweden needs to address the structural problems in the housing market; (v) That policies should be developed to make the tax system more conducive to an optimal allocation of wealth; (vi) That there is need for better labour market integration; (vii) That while most non-employed receive some type of financial assistance, there is variation in terms of benefits, incentives, efficiency of job-search support and job-search monitoringl (viii) That Sweden should raise the cost-efficiency of climate change position.