On Friday, the G-20 meeting in Seoul - the summit bringing together the world's 20 most important economies - concluded. The gathering, the fifth since former President George Bush revived the grouping in 2008, was the place where the world was supposed to come together to rebalance the teetering global economy.Instead of doing so, presidents and prime ministers deferred solutions to the most intractable problems to the indefinite future. Worse, they did so when global commerce is especially vulnerable. Countries are already erecting barriers to trade and engaging in predatory policies...
Source: http://www.realclearpolitics.com/2010/11/14/us_vs_china_a_cold_trade_war_245740.html
Lisa Murkowski Maria Cantwell Mark Begich Mark Pryor Mark Udall
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