Archive for the 'G20' Category

Selasa, 6 Oktober 2009 | 03:00 WIB
Oleh Krisna wijaya

http://cetak.kompas.com/read/xml/2009/10/06/03004819/tata.kelola.baru.perbankan
Salah satu kesepakatan penting pertemuan para pemimpin G-20 di Pittsburgh, Amerika Serikat, adalah disetujuinya rekomendasi The Financial Stability Board, yang beranggotakan menteri keuangan anggota G-20, kepada para pemimpin G-20. Secara garis besar, rekomendasi FSB yang berkaitan dengan perbankan adalah kesepakatan terus melakukan regulasi.
Tujuan utama deregulasi adalah menjamin [...]

Selasa, 6 Oktober 2009 | 02:24 WIB
Oleh A Prasetyantoko

http://cetak.kompas.com/read/xml/2009/10/06/02240333/g-20.dan.resesi.global
Pertemuan G-20 menumbuhkan banyak optimisme. Namun, ada sejumlah pertanyaan kunci terkait nasib kita di masa depan, di tengah konstelasi global.
Pertama, apa manfaat sekaligus risiko keikutsertaan Indonesia pada G-20? Kedua, bagaimana skenario global pemulihan krisis ekonomi, apa risiko ke depan, dan apa yang harus dilakukan untuk mengantisipasinya? G-20 [...]

By Barry Grey
26 September 2009

http://wsws.org/articles/2009/sep2009/summ-s26.shtml
The Pittsburgh summit of the Group of 20 leading economies concluded Friday with the issuing of a joint communiqué contrived to mask sharpening conflicts between the major powers over policies to revive the world economy and stav off another financial meltdown.
The major points of contention—between the US and Europe, the US [...]

By Barry Grey
24 September 2009

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As political leaders and central bankers gather for the Group of 20 summit of major economies, to be held today and Friday in Pittsburgh, they face the task of papering over increasingly open and embittered conflicts over policies to revive the world economy and prevent another financial disaster.
One year after the [...]

23 September 2009

http://www.wsws.org/articles/2009/sep2009/pers-s23.shtml
One year after the onset of the financial crisis and on the eve of the G20 summit this weekend, the political establishment is proclaiming imminent recovery from the greatest economic crisis since the Second World War.
“From a technical perspective, the recession is very likely over,” Ben Bernanke, US Federal Reserve Chairman, said last [...]