Funding Swedish sea power through Bofors and aircraft cruisers

What could Sweden do with a treaty-free interwar naval program?

Accelerate Bofors weapons and naval aviation, then reinvest export income in aircraft cruisers, shipyards, and Baltic reconnaissance.

Sweden's proposed program concentrates on Baltic threats from Germany and Russia. Earlier development of the Bofors 40 mm gun would bring export income to fund shipyards and naval infrastructure. Gotland-style aircraft cruisers would receive more attention to their aircraft and launching equipment. The Hawker Osprey is criticized as an aging choice for the role. The proposal extends to earlier Spitfire development and simultaneous naval adaptation through the Seafire, with the Sea Hurricane also mentioned. These aircraft changes are speculative parts of the scenario, dependent on accelerated development.