Chisaki Kurahara, who studies international financial regulations at Mizuho Research Institute. Conflicting financial regulations cost the global economy more than $780 billion each year, according to a February 2018 study by the International Federation of Accountants and Business at OECD.
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It may be hard to solve all of the problems through this year’s G-20 meeting. But the fact that Japan is chairing the group means that it can at least exercise leadership to bring the issue closer to resolution.
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Mizu no Oto
The real news is how it came to be that Japan is chairing the group. This above quote is just a distraction.
Pukey2
mizu:
How? Did it pay for it.
Leadership?!
BertieWooster
Japan? Leadership?
What an original concept!
sf2k
How? By having a meeting? Japan is great at meetings.