IMF Reform
The finance minister of the countries belonging to the G20 agreed to prevent the devaluation of the currency that will threaten global economic recovery.
At a meeting in South Korea, the countries agreed to reform the IMF. They agreed the transfer of about 6 percent of the votes in the IMF to a number of developing countries that grew most rapidly.These countries will also automatically get more seats on the board of directors of the IMF.
However, United remain the holder of a veto over important decisions. This is because holders of 17 percent of Americans voting on important decisions.
The finance ministers who attended the meeting in Gyeongju was also agreed to move toward a more currency system is determined by the market. The deal was made after realizing that the world countries on the brink of war currency.
Countries fear will devalue its currency to increase exports in order to defeat a rival state, resulting in protectionism and damaging the global economy.
“Our partnership is important. We are all committed to play a role in achieving strong growth, sustainable and balanced in the way of a collaborative and coordinated, “the G20 said in a statement as quoted from page Associated Press.
G20 recognizes a large imbalance would make this target difficult to achieve. In this regard, China is holding its currency exchange rate, yuan, pressured by other members to maintain competitiveness.
This meeting was held ahead of the G20 summit in Seoul on 11-12 November which will be attended by the heads of state. At the next meeting is expected to give birth to a policy that will strengthen the global economy.
The Shanghai World Expo 2010 broke the record throughout history by receiving more than 64 million visitors on Saturday, October 16, 2010 this. At 11:38 am local time, on the 168th day of execution, which opened on May 1, 2010, Expo Park received 64.22 million visitors.
