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STATE FINANCES. 207

Table 34. National Revenue for the years 1870, 1880, 1890, and, 1900.1

Revenue. (A kron* — l*io abming). In 1870. Kronor. In 1880. Kronor. In 1890. Kronor. In 1900. Kronor.

Revenue called »Ordinary ».

Bents on Land........................................439,722 2,886,324 2,607,728 2,194,877

Forests.......................................................313,431 1,323,612 3,150,074 8,279,718

SUte Bail ways (net)»..........................................2,915,661 6,200,000 6,500,000 7,000,000

State Telegraphs’....................................................766,229 1,227,863 1,444,909 1,846,774

Lighthouse and Beaconage Dues..............801,223 1,191,474 1,506,214 1,766,110

Capitation Tax............................................................559,390 643,679 663,033 749,423

Land Tax..........................................................................6,969,673 6,027,174 4,392,798 947,837

Miscellaneous................................................................928,409 1,682,953 1,273,336 1,395,029

Revenue called >Bevillningar’*.

General Supply (see p. 208)»......................2,789,394 5,941,641 4,810,204 8,711,223

CnstomB ...„....................................................................15,805,034 27,622,164 42,675,131 67,731,764

Stamps..................................................................................1,347,872 3,104,685 3,526,387 6,606,207

Excise on Spirits......................................................10,990,167 15,209,494 16,287,361 21,708,41©

Excise on Beet sugar..........................................— 70,660 997,976 9,946,573

Post office........................................................................2,447,219 5,136,040 7,328,418 11,883,965

Other revenue.

Of the Profit of the Bank of Sweden4 1,504,362 1,300,000 1,300,000 –

Miscellaneous................................ 132,637 1,074,003 2,489,324 4,471,290

Grand totals.

Revenue called »Ordinary...........................13,693,738 21,182,979 21,538,092 24,179,768

Revenue called »Bevillningar...................33,379,686 57,084,674 75,625,467 116,588,148

[ Other revenue............................................................1,636,989 2,374,003 3,789.324 4,471,290

i Total revenue for the year 48,710,413 80,041,650 100,052,883 145,230,206

Surplus from previons years 1,634,700 – 5,582,000 21,396,373

Total 50,345,113 | 80,041,656 | 100,534,883 106,635,570

world that has prevailed for some years past. The revenue from the State
railways has increased owing to the extension of the mileage worked and to
the growth of traffic in the aggregate; there has, however, been a relative decrease
in yield, per mile worked, because of the considerable new lines of railway in
the thinly populated but extensive regions in North Sweden, where they at present
only serve to promote the opening up of the country to industry and cultivation,
and consequently yield as yet little or no profit upon the outlay.

Among the items of ordinary state revenue there are also some

Direct taxes. One of these is the Capitation tax, a sum of 40 öre

(about 5 d.) for a male and 20 öre (about 3 d.) for a female, paid by

every ablebodied person over eighteen years of age. (Another tax of

about the same amount may be imposed by communities for the common

schools, and in some parishes certain fees, too, for the clergy; there is

also a hospital fee charged by the County Councils; with the exception

of these charges, personal taxes are now abolished in Sweden).

1 Gross amounts save as regards railways. — s The amonnt paid in to the Exchequer
Department only; another part of the net profit is assigned for new rolling stock, etc.
— • For the year 1880, Supplementary grant, half as large as the ordinary amount, is
included, cf. page 209. — * Part of the net profits; cf. page 209. — 5 The revenues and
expenditures of the State Telephone are not yet included in the Budget estimates.

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