In The 20 Years Before Greece End

Greece Is At A Crucial Crossroads. The Choices That Are Made And The Policies That Are Enforced Will Have A Decisive Impact On The Wellbeing Of Greeks. The Way Forward Will Not Be Easy But The Problems Can Be Solved, And Will Be Solved, If There Is Unity, Co-operation And Consensus.

So It Won't Be A Surprise When The Greek Default Actually Happens And We Expect It One Way Or The Other To Be Relatively Soon.

I Think The Gains To Be Achieved By A Combination Of Reforms And Labor Market Adjustments Are Going To Be More Permanent And Will Provide A Basis For Reducing Unemployment And Improving Expert Performance And Sustaining Growth In A Way That Is More Sound And More Permanent.

Our Eurozone Partners Have Made It Clear: The Choice Is Between Staying In Or Getting Out Of The Eurozone.

Governments Cannot Assume Or Expect That The Ecb Will Always Facilitate Their Funding Independently Of The Achievement Of Their Fiscal And Other Policy Objectives.