主题：【原创】希腊危机对欧洲未来的影响 -- 晨枫

And it is only a respite. The vast bailout buys European governments time to get their fiscal houses in order. It hardly guarantees that they will do so. The European Union must adopt tighter methods for holding member states to the coordinated promises of fiscal discipline without which the euro cannot survive. The most deeply indebted member states, meanwhile, must not only cut deficits but also restructure to raise their competitiveness and reignite growth. And the European Union's more successful economies, especially Germany, must retool to depend less on exports for growth, lest they condemn their Southern neighbors to an unending cycle of debt and austerity.