According to this fiscal policy table, has it been easing (more spending, less taxes to encourage economic growth) or tightening (less spending and more taxes to reduce inflation)?

Table 6a. Serbia: General Government Fiscal Operations, 2016-24 (In billions of RSD) 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 1ZOZ OR 18/375 Est CR. 18/375 Proj CR 18/375 Proj Proj 1,843 1,973 2,086 2.105 2.162 2 208 2.317 2134 Revenue 1,586 1,718 1.817 1.822 1.916 1.949 2 072 2.086 2.226 Taxes 155 168 180 Personal income tax 176 179 196 201 209 220 527 567 618 620 653 657 702 711 755 Social security contributions 2/ Taxes on profits 80 112 115 112 120 129 128 126 142 454 479 505 500 539 548 586 592 630 Value-added taxes 266 280 285 290 291 318 312 Excises Taxes on international trade 36 40 43 44 47 47 51 52 56 Other taxes 67 72 75 77 78 239 257 260 231 244 247 Non-tax revenue 0 0 Capital revenue 6 6 0 0 11 15 15 15 13 15 16 Grants Expenditure 1,897 1,921 2.060 2.073 2.191 2 234 2,344 2.366 2 523 1,715 1,745 1.847 1,845 1.954 1.986 2 093 2.099 2.242 Current expenditure Wages and salaries 3/ 418 126 469 469 502 507 538 543 582 Goods and services 309 365 413 412 434 449 475 504 132 121 109 106 111 118 111 119 Interest 107 Subsidies 113 113 110 110 125 132 113 130 140 714 720 748 746 786 839 840 897 Transfers 503 506 531 525 563 563 602 602 643 Pensions 4/ 223 237 238 254 Other transfers 5/ 211 214 217 221 224 Capital expenditure 139 134 184 199 217 228 230 250 260 Net lending 3 13 9 9 7 7 8 Amortization of activated guarantees 39 29 20 20 13 12 g 13