"For an informed debate"
...global economy by looking beyond just its top G20 economies. It is neither modern nor wise to regard these countries as irrelevant to the global economy other than as perpetual recipients of assistance – and any stated belief in equity would suggest as much. What is being overlooked is that...
Read more...least respect the commitments undertaken by the G20. Otherwise, there is a risk that the tensions that can occur will lead to serious crises. Indeed, for three or four years the macroeconomic balances FINAL DECLARATION will deteriorate. The Circle of Economists and the Mediterranean Institute...
Read more...is that to discuss current accounts within the G20 can be a good thing to do, provided (a) rigid targets are avoided; (b) the policy debates is broad enough to involve a wide range of domains and specific enough to pinpoint policy remedies; and (c) a way is found to address surpluses as well as...
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