"The Swedish paradox" (sometimes referred to as "the European paradox") is discussed in Chapter 2. Which dilemma does this paradox address?
A) that it is difficult and contradictive to be an entrepreneur in Sweden (Europe)
B) that research is not applied to create products/processes in an expected proportion
C) that society does not reap the expected growth/innovation from research-based investment
D) that Sweden (Europe) acts in a contradictive manner towards entrepreneurship
E) that growth and innovation have a paradoxical relationship to one another

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The Swedish (or European) paradox refers to the situation where high levels of research and development do not translate into expected levels of innovation and economic growth, highlighting issues in applying research to create products and processes and in reaping growth from research investments.

"The Swedish Paradox" (Sometimes Referred to as "The European Paradox")