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Swedish politician (born 1946)
Count Carl B. Hamilton |
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![](//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b8/Carl_B_Hamilton_b7dn273_2782.jpg/220px-Carl_B_Hamilton_b7dn273_2782.jpg) Count Carl B. Hamilton in 2011. |
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In office 1991–1993 |
In office 1994–1994 |
In office 1997–1998 |
In office 2002–2014 |
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Born | Carl Peter Bastiat Hamilton (1946-01-01) January 1, 1946 (age 78) Gothenburg, Sweden |
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Political party | Liberal People's Party |
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Count Carl Peter Bastiat Hamilton (born 1 January 1946 in Gothenburg) is a Swedish count, economist and politician.
He has been a Member of Parliament for the Liberal People's Party from 1997 to 1998, and again since 2002. He sits in the parliament's Committee on the Labour Market and is vice-chair of the Committee on EU Affairs. He is also a member of the party board of the Liberal People's Party.
From 1993 to 1994 he served as an Undersecretary of State at the Swedish Ministry of Finance.
Hamilton holds a doctorate in economics from London in 1974. From 1992 to 1997 he served as a professor in economics at the Stockholm University. During the mid '90s he worked as chief economist at Handelsbanken. He has been a part-time professor in international economics at the Stockholm School of Economics since 1999.
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- Abramsson
- Adolfsson Elgestam
- Ahlin
- Ahlqvist, Birgitta
- Ahlqvist, Johnny
- Andersson
- Andersson Öhrn
- Arvidsson
- Åsbrink
- Bäck
- Baksi
- Beiming
- Berglind
- Berglund
- Berglund Nilsson
- Bergqvist
- Björkman
- Björnemalm
- Bjurling
- Bohlin
- Bohlin Olsson
- Brandin
- Calner
- Carlsson
- Carlström
- Dahl
- Danielsson
- Ekholm
- Eneroth
- Eberstein
- Eriksson
- Fagerström
- Fransson
- Frisk
- Furubjelke
- Furustrand
- Granberg
- Granlund
- Granström
- Green
- Gustavsson
- Hagberg, Michael
- Hägg
- Härstedt
- Hjelm-Wallén
- Holmqvist
- Hulterström
- Israelsson
- Johansson, Anita
- Johansson, Ann-Kristine
- Johansson, Eva
- Johansson, Märta
- Johansson, Morgan
- Johnsson
- Jönsson
- Josefsson
- Juholt
- Karlsson, Anders
- Karlsson, Hans
- Karlsson, Rinaldo
- Karlsson, Sonia
- Kjörnsberg
- Klingvall
- Klockare
- Kristiansson Karlstedt
- Lander
- Larsson, Kaj
- Larsson, Roland
- Lekberg
- Lindberg
- Lindgren
- Lindh
- Lindkvist
- Lövdén
- Lundberg, Agneta
- Lundberg, Carin
- Lundberg, Inger
- Magnusson
- Markström
- Messing
- Moberg
- Nenes
- Nilsson, Annika
- Nilsson. Lennart
- Nilsson, Martin
- Nordström
- Norlander
- Nuder
- Ohlsson
- Öhman, Conny
- Öhman, Monica
- Olander
- Olsson
- Örnfjäder
- Österberg
- Östros
- Pärssinen
- Persson, Catherine
- Persson, Göran
- Pettersson
- Rask
- Ringman
- Ryttar
- Sahlström
- Sandgren
- Sandlin-Hedman
- Schori
- Segelström
- Silfverstrand
- Sköldestig
- Skoog
- Söderqvist
- Staaf-Igelström
- Stenberg
- Sundström
- Svensson
- Thalén
- Ulvskog
- Virgin
- von Sydow, Björn
- Wahlström
- Waidelich
- Wärnersson
- Wegendal
- Wegestål
- Wester
- Westerlund Panke
- Winberg
- Wittgren-Ahl
- Ygeman
- Ytterberg
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Social Democrats |
- Abramsson
- Adelsbo
- Adolfsson Elgestam
- Ahlin
- Ahlqvist
- Andersson
- Andnor
- Arvidsson
- Axelsson, Christina
- Axelsson, Lennart
- Beiming
- Bengtsson
- Berglind
- Berglund
- Berglund Nilsson
- Bernhardsson
- Björkman
- Bjurling
- Bodström
- Bohlin
- Bohlin Olsson
- Bråkenhielm
- Brandin
- Carlsson
- Carlström
- Damberg
- Eberstein
- Ekholm
- Eneroth
- Engelhardt
- Engle
- Engqvist
- Eriksson
- Fagerström
- Forslund
- Frans
- Fransson
- Frisk
- Furustrand
- Gille
- Granlund
- Granström
- Green
- Gustafsson
- Hagberg, Christin
- Hagberg, Michael
- Hägg
- Härstedt
- Hassan
- Hietala Nordlund
- Hoff
- Högman
- Holmqvist
- Israelsson
- Jakobsson
- Johansson, Anita
- Johansson, Ann-Kristine
- Johansson, Lars
- Johansson, Morgan
- Johnsson
- Jönsson
- Juholt
- Karlsson, Anders
- Karlsson, Sonia
- Kerimo
- Kjörnsberg
- Klockare
- Kristiansson Karlstedt
- Kvarnström
- Lander
- Larsson, Jan-Olof
- Lilja
- Lindgren
- Lindh
- Lindkvist
- Löfstrand
- Lövdén
- Ludvigsson
- Lundberg, Agneta
- Lundberg, Carin
- Lundberg, Inger
- Magnusson
- Malmström
- Markström
- Messing
- Moberg
- Nilsson, Annika
- Nilsson. Lennart
- Nilsson, Martin
- Nordström
- Norlander
- Nuder
- Oberg
- Ohlsson
- Öhman
- Olander
- Örnfjäder
- Oskarsson
- Österberg
- Östros
- Pagrotsky
- Palm
- Papadopoulos
- Pärssinen
- Persson, Catherine
- Persson, Göran
- Persson, Margareta
- Persson i Simrishamn
- Pettersson
- Rask
- Ringholm
- Ringman
- Rosengren
- Sahlberg
- Sahlin
- Sandlin-Hedman
- Särnblad
- Segelström
- Sköldestig
- Skoog
- Söderqvist
- Stenberg
- Sundström
- Svensson
- Ternemar
- Thalén
- Tingsgård
- Ulvskog
- Vallius
- Vestlund
- Virgin
- von Sydow
- Wahlström
- Waidelich
- Wegendal
- Wester
- Westerlund Panke
- Wibe
- Winberg
- Wittgren-Ahl
- Ygeman
- Ytterberg
- Zakrisson
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- *Changed party affiliation during parliamentary term
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Social Democrats |
- Amloh
- Andersson, Johan
- Andersson, Magdalena
- Backeskog
- Begic
- Birinxhiku
- Björck
- Björk
- Björklund
- Bladelius
- Büser
- Carlsson, Gunilla
- Carlsson, Rose-Marie
- Carvalho
- Cisija
- Dahlqvist
- Damberg
- de Basso
- Dibrani
- Ekström
- El-Haj
- Eneroth
- Eriksson, Åsa
- Eriksson, Sofie
- Ernkrans
- Ezelius
- Forslund
- From
- Fundahn
- Guteland
- Haider
- Håkansson
- Hallengren
- Haraldsson
- Hedberg
- Helmersson Olsson
- Holmqvist
- Hultqvist
- Isaksson
- Järrebring
- Johansson, Lena
- Johansson, Morgan
- Jonsson
- Kallifatides
- Karkiainen
- Karlsson, Åsa
- Karlsson, Niklas
- Kasirga
- Kronståhl
- Köse
- Lantz
- Larsson, Lars Mejern
- Larsson, Malin
- Leghissa
- Lennström
- Lindberg
- Lindh
- Löberg
- Löfstrand
- Lundh Sammeli
- Lundqvist
- Magnusson
- Manhammar
- Möller
- Naraghi
- Nilsson
- Nouri
- Nylund Watz
- Nysmed
- Ödebrink
- Ohlsson
- Olovsson
- Olsson
- Ottosson
- Pettersson
- Pihl Krabbe
- Räihä
- Redar
- Rodén
- Rojhan Gustafsson
- Sandell
- Sätherberg
- Selin
- Shekarabi
- Sigvardsson
- Sjöblom
- Sköld
- Skönnbrink
- Stenlöf
- Strandhäll
- Strömberg
- Sundin
- Svantorp
- Tegnér
- Thorell
- Thunström
- Vencu Velasquez Castro
- Vepsä
- Vikström
- Völker
- Wallentheim
- Westerén
- Westlund
- Wickman
- Wiechel
- Wiking
- Ygeman
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