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Wage Behaviour and Labour Market Programmes in Sweden: Evidence from Microdata literature has been econometrically innovative, but it has hardly produced much consensus regarding the effects of training programmes or other labour market interventions. Microeconometric evaluations of Swedish labour market programmes are few and have not produced very conclusive evidence on individual wage effects (Bj?rklund, 1990).