With the G-20 talks set to take place this week in Seoul, South Korea, Colin Bradford says that the meetings are critically important gatherings that influence much more than global financial policies. According to Bradford, the meetings could be even more effective if they were more frequent and convened for a longer period of time.
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Commentary
A More Effective G-20
November 8, 2010