Three analysts on the reforms of public administration in Greece.

A piece of good advice for it is not to just make its finances stable, but to help others to do so.

Bureaucracy, a non-transparent tax system, lack of safety and security in the judiciary, lack of decisive measures to reduce corruption, freezing of market liberalization are the main problems that German industrialists see in Greece.

According to GENOP-DEI unionists, she has been saving more than 1,125 euro from electricity costs each month and 35 thousand euro per year from the reduced extra property tax.

Public administration and health care are hampering the completion of negotiations between Greece and the supervisory Troika the most.

The general strike will be held on 18 October. Qualified professionals such as physicians, lawyers and engineers will strike a day earlier.

Experts from France, Germany and Brussels are already preparing its establishment, the cost of labour in the country will fall by 15% by 2013, when there is the great danger of the fall of Antonis Samaras' government and for Greece to leave the euro zone, experts warn.