<s>[INST] I have a eurozone country to propose, which may not be an economic powerhouse. This country is Greece. 
Greece, as one of the founding members of the eurozone, struggled to overcome difficulties. Due to the size of its economy, notice that Greece does not rely heavily on its own economy. One would notice that its economy is mostly propped up by the tourism industry. The country has undergone significant economic and military modernization and the World bank places the country in the high-income bracket and having a high human development index. 

Greece is a country with a storied past on the European continent. A cradle of Western civilization, Greece is a land steeped in history and culture. The country is home to the ancient city states of Athens and Sparta, the philosophical underpinnings from people like Plato and Aristotle to the theater of Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides. We can learn much about ancient civilizations from Greek ruins, museums, and artifacts. 

I have two questions to ask: 
1. Within the eurozone, how are funds allocated to member states?[/INST]