CIAO DATE: 06/2009
May 2009
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
By failing to recognize the global implications of domestic recovery efforts, U.S. policy makers are risking increased trade friction and a longer downturn. The United States should coordinate better with China and the EU to keep trade open while the global economy adjusts to significantly reduced U.S. demand.
Resource link: The G20 Meetings: No Common Framework, No Consensus [PDF] - 244K