1 “... population, like those in many other advanced economies, is projected to age over the coming decades...”

2 “... other parts. House price booms and busts in Denmark, like in many other countries, are a big-city...”

3 “... in the Netherlands. Like other advanced economies, slower productivity growth and lower expected inflation...”

4 “...After a solid recovery from the pandemic, Romania is now, like other EU countries, facing strong...”

5 “... the average recession. Hungary, like some other countries, experienced a creditless recovery. Although...”

6 “... (REER) indexes assume trade is only in final goods. However, like most European economies, Estonia...”

7 “...-country employment data suggests that the Russian state's is relatively large, like that of Scandinavian...”

8 “... is needed to achieve program objectives, given the still significant challenges lying ahead. The IMF staff...”

9 “... framework with no reforms, employment will likely have a slightly negative contribution because...”

10 “... and unevenly. The economy contracted slightly in 2013, but it looks likely to accelerate modestly in 2014...”

11 “... and likely in the future, and international experience of countries in the aftermath of financial crisis...”

12 “..., but the declines were likely more material among lower income and highly indebted groups. Declining household...”

13 “... borders is likely to delay the recovery and create downside risks. Unprecedented policies have been...”

14 “... the distributional consideration with respect to wealth. Since wealth is likely distributed unevenly, high indebted...”

15 “.... Growth is likely to slow to 2¼ percent in 2022 (¾ ppt. drag from the war). Risks are to the downside (war...”

16 “... is likely to leave some long-term scars...”

17 “... is likely to leave some long-term scars...”

18 “... will solidify, with recoveries in advanced and emerging Europe likely to be mutually reinforcing. Advanced...”

19 “.... monetary policy, is likely to intensify pressures on lira...”

20 “... will likely run somewhat higher than in the euro area on average, but this will be driven by continuing income...”