A recouping of the sizeable cumulative loss in labour cost competitiveness vis-à-vis our trading partners between 2000 and 2009. An elimination of the external deficit, which exceeded 15% of GDP in 2008. An increase in the share of exports from 19% of GDP in 2009 to 32% today.
Structural reforms, notably in the labour market, but also in the product markets and in public administration. Recapitalisation and restructuring in the banking system, enabling it to withstand the crisis and the flight of deposits, and ensuring that it now has adequate capital, provisions and collateral, i.e.