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The G20 decisions - without the protesting...

Nobody seems to be talking about the actual G20 decisions. Quite a few 'dirty hippies'/'nasty police' threads, but little on actual policy.

So, what do we think? News seems to be emerging about extra funding through the IMF, probably some form of banking regulation, cracking down on tax havens and protectionism.

Is it enough? Is it too much (for those of you who think we should just let the recession take it's toll)?

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Student2806

Considering this $1.1 trillion is going to be shared between countless countries, it really isn't a huge amount. I don't think it'll make much difference to be honest.