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2016-05-24 — forbes.com
``So even if the Greek economy returns to growth and its creditors agree to debt relief, it will take 44 years to reduce Greek unemployment to something approaching normal. For Greece's young people currently out of work, that is all of their working life. A whole generation will have been consigned to the scrapheap.''
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