In 2008, the G20 proved to be an effective forum for coordinating action to stem the global financial crisis. But now that the storm has passed, it remains to be seen if the G20 is capable of assuming leadership on key economic governance issues. […]
Though Europe can help itself economically by lowering interest rates and accelerating structural reforms, financial contributions from non-European countries through the IMF are needed most. […]
The United States is well positioned to benefit from globalization and the rise of emerging markets, but it must first confront its economic challenges, regain a measure of political consensus, and reestablish its capacity to lead. […]
While it may no longer be possible to provide manufacturing workers the kind of security they once enjoyed, given the fact that technology and globalized markets are changing too quickly, a much better job can be done to help workers adjust to these changes. […]
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