If there is no great improvement on the youth unemployment front, Greece has no choice but to default.

Sir, Wolfgang Münchau writes that “This could be the moment for Greece to default” April 14. But when reading that “the rate of its youth unemployment in 2013 stood at 60.4 percent”, unless there has been much true progress on this front lately, the question would seem to be whether Greece has any other option.

When Münchau asks “who in their right mind is going to make a long term investment in a country with unsustainable long term debt?”, let us not forget that the most important long term investors in Greece are and should always be, the Greek youth.

By the way, as Münchau mentions “a new currency”, if I was a young unemployed Greek debating about staying or not staying in my country, I would run if what they come up with is for Greece to institute a new Drachma.