Big Reform in Small Packages
The French presidency of the G-20 has selected reform of the international monetary system as its main priority for the Cannes summit in November. But the effort is bound to be a long march, so the appropriateness of small steps should be assessed from a perspective covering at least the next 10-15 years.
BRUSSELS – France, which now holds the presidency of the G-20, has chosen reform of the international monetary system as its main priority for the Cannes summit in November. But is the issue worth the time and energy officials will devote to it? And where can such discussions lead?
BRUSSELS – France, which now holds the presidency of the G-20, has chosen reform of the international monetary system as its main priority for the Cannes summit in November. But is the issue worth the time and energy officials will devote to it? And where can such discussions lead?