Going for Growth - All That Stats

- Country
  - 00 Australia
  - 01 Austria
  - 02 Belgium
  - 03 Canada
  - 04 Chile
  - 05 Colombia
  - 06 Costa Rica
  - 07 Czechia
  - 08 Denmark
  - 09 Estonia
  - 0a Finland
  - 0b France
  - 0c Germany
  - 0d Greece
  - 0e Hungary
  - 0f Iceland
  - 0g Ireland
  - 0h Israel
  - 0i Italy
  - 0j Japan
  - 0k Korea
  - 0l Latvia
  - 0m Lithuania
  - 0n Luxembourg
  - 0o Mexico
  - 0p Netherlands
  - 0q New Zealand
  - 0r Norway
  - 0s Poland
  - 0t Portugal
  - 0u Slovak Republic
  - 0v Slovenia
  - 0w Spain
  - 0x Sweden
  - 0y Switzerland
  - 0z Türkiye
  - 10 United Kingdom
  - 11 United States
  - Non-OECD Economies
    - 12 Argentina
    - 13 Brazil
    - 14 China (People's Republic of)
    - 15 India
    - 16 Indonesia
    - 17 Russia
    - 18 South Africa
- Variable
  - 00 Implicit tax on returning to work: Couple with 2 children, second earner taking up employment at 67% of average wage, partner at average wage
  - 01 Implicit tax on returning to work: lone parent with 2 children, taking up employment at 67% of average wage
  - 02 Net costs of childcare: lone parent with 2 children at 67% of the average wage
  - 03 Minimum wages (% of median wage)
  - 04 Net costs of childcare: Couple with 2 children, first earner at average wage and partner at 67% of the average wage
  - 05 Minimum cost of labour (% of labour cost of median worker)
  - 06 Net income replacement rates for unemployment (first year)
  - 07 Net income replacement rates for unemployment (after 5 years)
  - 08 Net replacement rates (first year), 67% of AW - Single person, no children
  - 09 Net replacement rates (first year), 67% of AW - One-earner couple, no children
  - 0a Net replacement rates (first year), 67% of AW - Lone parent, 2 children
  - 0b Net replacement rates (first year), 67% of AW - One-earner couple, 2 children
  - 0c Net replacement rates (first year), 100% of AW - Single person, no children
  - 0d Net replacement rates (first year), 100% of AW - One-earner couple, no children
  - 0e Net replacement rates (first year), 100% of AW - Lone parent, 2 children
  - 0f Net replacement rates (first year), 100% of AW - One-earner couple, 2 children
  - 0g Net replacement rates (after 5-years), 67% of AW, Single person, no children
  - 0h Net replacement rates (after 5-years), 67% of AW, One-earner couple, no children
  - 0i Net replacement rates (after 5-years), 67% of AW, Lone parent, 2 children
  - 0j Net replacement rates (after 5-years), 67% of AW, One-earner couple, 2 children
  - 0k Net replacement rates (after 5-years), 100% of AW, Single person, no children
  - 0l Net replacement rates (after 5-years), 100% of AW, One-earner couple, no child
  - 0m Net replacement rates (after 5-years), 100% of AW, Lone parent, 2 children
  - 0n Net replacement rates (after 5-years), 100% of AW, One-earner couple, 2 children
  - 0o Average tax wedge (67% of AW, single person without children)
  - 0p Average tax wedge (100% of AW, couple with two children)
  - 0q Marginal tax wedge (67% of AW, single person without children)
  - 0r Marginal tax wedge (100% of AW, single person without children)
  - 0s Marginal tax wedge (167% of AW, single person without children)
  - 0t Average tax wedge, One-earner couple (100% of AW), two children
  - 0u Average tax wedge, Two-earner couple (100%, 33% of AW), two children
  - 0v Average tax wedge, Two-earner couple (100%, 67% of AW), two children
  - 0w Changes in net pension wealth (Early retirement: age 55 to 59)
  - 0x Changes in net pension wealth (Old-age pension: age 60 to 64)
  - 0y Difference in net transfers to government: single and equal dual-earner couples
  - 0z Difference in net transfers to government: single earner couples
  - 10 Difference in net transfers to government: equal dual-earner couples
  - 11 Public expenditure on childcare and early education services
  - 12 Public expenditure on childcare services: childcare
  - 13 Public expenditure on childcare services: Pre-school
  - 14 Implicit tax on returning to work (second earner): Childcare fees
  - 15 Implicit tax on returning to work (second earner): Contributions of social benefits
  - 16 Implicit tax on returning to work (second earner): Contributions of taxes
  - 17 Implicit tax on returning to work (lone parent): Childcare fees
  - 18 Implicit tax on returning to work (lone parent): Contributions of social benefits
  - 19 Implicit tax on returning to work (lone parent): Contributions of taxes
  - 1a Net costs of childcare, couple (100%, 67% of AW): Gross childcare fees
  - 1b Net costs of childcare, couple (100%, 67% of AW): Childcare benefits and other benefits
  - 1c Net costs of childcare, couple (100%, 67% of AW): Changes in taxes
  - 1d Net costs of childcare, lone parent (67% of AW): Gross childcare fees
  - 1e Net costs of childcare, lone parent (67% of AW): Childcare benefits and other benefits
  - 1f Net costs of childcare, lone parent (67% of AW): Changes in taxes
  - 1g Average tax wedge: single parent
  - 1h Average tax wedge: second earner
  - 1i Number of weeks lost due to sick leave
  - 1j Employment protection legislation (regular employment)
  - 1k Employment protection legislation (temporary employment)
  - 1l Employment protection legislation (add. protection on collective dismissals)
  - 1m Trade union density rates
  - 1n Public expenditure on active labour market policies per unemployed
  - 1o Coverage of collective bargaining agreements
  - 1p Educational attainment - Upper secondary education (population aged 25-34)
  - 1q Educational attainment - Upper secondary education (population aged 45-54)
  - 1r Educational attainment - Tertiary education (population aged 25-34)
  - 1s Educational attainment - Tertiary education (population aged 45-54)
  - 1t Graduation rates in upper secondary education
  - 1u Graduation rates in tertiary education
  - 1v PISA: Educational achievement
  - 1w PISA: Variance of educational achievement
  - 1x PISA: Influence of socio-eco and cultural background on student reading perf.
  - 1y PISA: Educational achievement - Maths
  - 1z PISA: Educational achievement - Sciences
  - 20 PISA: Educational achievement - Reading
  - 21 PISA: Variance of educational achievement - Maths
  - 22 PISA: Variance of educational achievement - Sciences
  - 23 PISA: Variance of educational achievement - Reading
  - 24 Share of direct taxes
  - 25 Health expenditure
  - 26 Producer support estimate to agriculture
  - 27 Public investment
  - 28 Direct public funding of business R&D (% of GDP)
  - 29 Indirect government support through R&D tax incentives (% of GDP)

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