1 “...KEY ISSUES Context: Belarus’ economic model continues to make it highly vulnerable to economic...”

2 “... to remain in the EU is for U.K. voters to make and that their decisions will reflect both economic...”

3 “... from the pension system are sizable. The recent reform of the pension system will help make the system...”

4 “... to make fiscal policy and the fiscal and debt position sustainable was initiated. However, the program saw...”

5 “... use of temporary employment make the economy particularly vulnerable to the health crisis...”

6 “... contribution that women can make to its economy...”

7 “... fiscal restraint must be maintained in 2015. Fiscal policy should make solid progress toward balance...”

8 “... percent in 2014 but strong trade and financial linkages with core euro area countries make it vulnerable...”

9 “... (EU) countries can make optimal use of EU funds to reduce regional disparities. The findings suggest...”

10 “... combination of large assets and liabilities on household balance sheets make the Danish economy sensitive...”

11 “... effects of size-contingent rules, can also make important contributions to raising productivity growth...”

12 “.... For 2015, the economy is projected to grow by 0.5 percent. Net exports are expected to make a modest...”

13 “... to make steady economic progress, a key challenge will be to generate the growth necessary to sustain...”

14 “... and decisive countercyclical policies. Poland’s strong trade and financial links to Europe continue to make...”

15 “... should be in a position to make these investments over the longer term, including after debt...”

16 “... of the current system and explores some policy options to tackle them and make the system more resilient...”

17 “... the present economic upswing to make early headway in rebuilding buffers. Finland has a track record...”

18 “... differential taxation across savings instruments. To address some of these issues and make the tax system more...”

19 “... management. The authorities continue to make significant progress in tackling long-standing vulnerabilities...”

20 “... and improve competitiveness. More generally, wage targets should be phased out to make way for more market...”