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EVENT:
The G20 Leaders' Summit was held in Pittsburgh on September 24-25.
SIGNIFICANCE:
G20 members -- in their third summit in under a year -- determined that the G20 should become the premier forum for international economic coordination and discussion, displacing the G7/G8. Some elements of the G20 agenda are overly ambitious, but progress may be achieved in certain important areas.
Word Count (approx): 1161
Headings
- G8 superseded
- Too large?
- Global economic framework
- Doha test
- IMF vote shift
- Strengthening financial regulation
- Bonus fudge
Primary Keywords: INT, International, economy, international relations, banking, capital flows, fiscal, foreign policy, foreign trade, government, growth, monetary, talks, trade
Secondary Keywords: Brazil, China, Egypt, EU, Iran, Japan, Pakistan, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Thailand, Turkey, United States
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