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Introduction
I. Review of five years of corrective policy 
-Mounting imbalances up to the early 1980s
-Economic policy responses 
-Restoring the economic situation
-Cost of the corrective programme
II. The fiscal consolidation effort
-Structure of public spending and factors influencing its growth
-The financing of public expenditure and the growth of the public debt
-Pressure due to the increase in the tax burden and public debt
-Continuing need for fiscal consolidation
III. Economic policy, recent trends and short-term prospects
-Fiscal policy
-Monetary policy
-Other aspects of economic policy
-Recent trends and short-term prospects
IV. Conclusions
Statistical annex