This chapter discusses and evaluates public expenditure trends in Greece, as well as future prospects and implications for policy. The evolution of total public expenditures is discussed, and the major driving factors identified. Policy issues are raised and ongoing reforms are described. A short account and evaluation of the budgetary process and the management of public money is given, with emphasis placed on the system and the bodies responsible for public expenditure auditing and control. Lastly some conclusions are drawn and recommendations are given.