GREEK
Austerity Measures
Taxation
Tax will increase
2011
2.32 bn euros
2012
3.38 bn euros
2013
152 m euros
2014
699 m
Public Sector Cuts
The public sector wage
bill will be cut steadily
Spending Cuts
Defense
Health
Public Investment
Subsidies
Edutation
Cutting Benefits
Social Security
Monthly Pensions
The Statutory Retirement
age will be raised
Privatisation
The government
aims to rise 50 bn
euros from privatisations.
In 2012 they plans to sell
stakes in diferent companies
Labour Market Reform
The law will make it easier
for the companies to cut their
payroll costs.
Germany warns
Greece over rescue
The Eurozone plan to save Greece
France was also determined to see the deal implented fully.
Germany would make it clear in talks with the greek pm that the plan as needed.
Greece would offer "a clear mandate" for austerity measures demanded by eurozone partners.
China has added its voice to those calling for swift action.
A referendum was vital to try to overcome resistance on the streets to deepening cuts.
The planned referendum threatens to unravel a deal reached at EU summit last week aimed at resolving the euro debt crisis
Leaders agreed on a 100 bn euros loan to Athens and a 50% debt write-off