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The image presents a table showing tax collected as a percentage of GDP across five countries in four selected years: 1975, 1985, 1995, and 2005. In 1975, Sweden is at 46%, USA at 25.1%, Korea at 15.1%, Japan at 10.5%, and Turkey at 16.4%. By 1985, the figures are Sweden 47%, USA 25.4%, Korea 17%, Japan 16%, and Turkey 15%. In 1995, Sweden reaches 51%, USA 27.1%, Korea 26%, Japan 23%, and Turkey at 24%. For 2005, Sweden is at 70.1%, USA 27.4%, Korea 30.4%, Japan 32.1%, and Turkey 27.4%.
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The table illustrates how much percent tax collected in five countries, namely Sweden, USA, Korea, Japan and Turkey between 1975 and 2005.
Overall, we can see Sweden, which ranked firstly over all years, while Turkey ranked lastly with USA in last year.
In Sweden, 46% and 47% tax collected in 1975 and 1985 years and we could see 51% tax collection in 1995. In 2005, this level reached overall 70,1%. In USA, tax collection increased a little year by year and reached to 27,4% in 2005 and also, Turkey was in the same percentage with USA. Korea reached to 27,3% tax collection untill 2005. According to tax collection, Japan rose to 15%, 16% and 23% in these years 1975, 1985 and 1995. However, we can see a highly rise in 2005, which reached to 32,1%.
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