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Introduction
I. Developments in 1994 and the outlook for 1995 and 1996
-Demand and output trends
-The labour market
-The balance of payments
-Inflation
-The outlook until 1996
II. Economic policies
-Fiscal policy
-Monetary policy in 1994
-Structural policies
III. The Greek financial markets
-Financial regulation before reform
-The reform process
-Assessment
IV. Conclusions
Notes
Annexes
-I. Supplementary statistics on financial markets
-II. Chronology of main financial deregulation measures
-III. Calendar of main economic events
Statistical annex and structural indicators