I detta konstn?rliga arbete unders?ker jag nervositet i samband med min uppgift att vara praktikant och Understudy i musikalen Flowers for Mrs Harris p? Wermland Opera. Med bakgrund i tv? planerade inhopp f?rs?ker jag ta reda p? om jag vid att skapa en strukturerad plan baserad p? strategier f?r att hantera stress kan minska min egen nervositet. Jag unders?ker ocks? vad jag kan l?ra mig och hur jag kan utvecklas som artist vid att ge nervositeten mer uppm?rksamhet.

This paper analyzes the Swedish labor market during the interwar and early postwar period within the framework of modern labor market theory. The development of unemployment during this period - according to the commonly cited source of labor union reports - represents a conundrum for research. The unemployment rate rose after the initial diverse shock of 1921 and stayed at a permanently higher level for the rest of the interwar period. This development was reversed after World War Two when the unemployment rate decreased and stayed permanently low for the rest of the postwar period until the oil price chock of the 1970s.In a first step the available sources of unemployment statistics is investigated and compared. The general conclusion is that the labor union reports overestimate the level of economy wide unemployment while being a reasonably good indicator of movements in the rate.