1 Subjects: “...Income and capital gains taxes...”

2 Subjects: “...Income and capital gains taxes...”

3 Subjects: “...Income and capital gains taxes...”

4 “...Sweden’s economy has re-gained speed, following supportive macroeconomic policies and strong...”

5 “... the financing of terrorism. Some authorities have gained a better understanding of money laundering...”

6 “... taking into account these challenges and using a variety of methodologies. The results obtained show...”

7 “... the rest of the euro area in 2020, the Portuguese economy gained ground in 2021, and growth strengthened...”

8 “... in Hungary, with a view to identifying potential efficiency gains and areas for reforms so as to lock...”

9 “...The paper identifies France’s structural reforms that would yield the largest competitiveness gains...”

10 “... that significant productivity gains could be realized if public sector efficiency improves from currently low...”

11 “...With a demonstrated resilience to the crisis and the recovery gaining strength, macroeconomic...”

12 “..., and unemployment is falling. Exporters are gaining market share, and the current account is in surplus...”

13 “... agenda has been modest, the economic recovery has continued to gain strength. A range of policies have...”

14 “...; and subsequently presents empirical results. It also simulates productivity gains from closing the structural...”

15 “... of trade gains. Communication from the government can continue to help in managing public expectations...”

16 “...Greece’s deep recession has continued unabated, with the economy struggling to gain traction...”

17 “... of the political crisis has revived structural reforms, but investment is yet to gain a strong footing amid...”

18 “... concern, supporting the recovery is likely to gain policy prominence in the advanced economies. Looking...”

19 “... diminishing over time. Services exports also signal narrow productivity gains. Weak productivity growth may...”

20 “... efficiency gains could be achieved by shifting the tax burden away from labor, and toward consumption...”