But the default option in the context of political gridlock – a halting, slow-growth strategy, focused excessively on fiscal austerity and featuring high unemployment (especially for the young) – is unlikely to remain workable for long. At some point, the political agenda will either shift toward real reform, or sentiment will shift substantially against the euro.
但在政治僵局环境下的默认选择——徘徊不前的低增长战略，过度强调财政紧缩，并以高失业（特别是年轻人失业）为特征——不可能长期有效。在某个时点，要么政治日程转向真正的改革，要么情绪转向严重反对欧元。