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G-20 The Real Economy Bridging the Divide
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G-20 and the Real Economy: Bridging the Divide

In response to a question regarding whether anyone has studied the cumulative effect of the financial reforms and the impact of these reforms on credit availability and economic recovery– U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke stated, “I can’t pretend that anybody really has. It’s just too complicated.”

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Mexico Launches G-20 Presidency with calls for the U.S. and Eurozone to get their public finances in order, a stronger IMF and increased financial regulation

“Without a doubt, more than ever, the world needs today the sum of talents, the sum of ideas to explore alternatives, to find innovative solutions that will enable the international economy to deal with the challenges it faces, to recover its balance and to get back onto the path of growth.”  With these words, Mexican President Calderón launched Mexico’s presidency of the G-20.

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G20 – Listen to Business: Address the Confidence Deficit

Although all eyes are on the future of the Eurozone, leaders of the 20 largest economies in the world can still walk away from the November summit in Cannes with a ‘win’.  How?  They can reinforce the partnership with the business community and jointly address another mounting deficit – the ‘confidence deficit’.

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Is the G-20 ‘Lost in Translation’?

As anyone who has lived in a foreign country and tried to learn the local language knows, there is a time when you start to think you’re really getting it, when suddenly you realize that what you’ve really just figured out is when to nod at the right times.  This same feeling of being ‘lost in translation’ also applies to everyday business people trying to navigate the increasingly complex G-world.

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