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Sweden has 559 deaths per million, seventh worst in the world with European countries UK(669 dpm), Spain(608 dpm), and Italy(580 dpm) are worse (Spain and Italy were already over the edge before the world really started reacting though). For reference population density in Europe for that group UK(9th), Italy(14th), Spain(6th), and Sweden (44th). Similar European countries for density would be Finland, Norway, and Belarus who have deaths per million ~50.

So you know, just 10 times as many deaths to save ~2% of GDP.

If you want to go see a successful country, go study what Germany did, they have a ridiculously low 110 deaths per million despite being the 11th most dense European country.