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“The G20 summit comes at a crucial moment for the world economy. The recovery that seemed to have started at great speed, however, encounters at least three obstacles that could abruptly slow it down”. Guntram Wolff, the German economist who heads the Bruegel think-tank in Brussels, eagerly awaits the results of the meetings in Rome and Glasgow, and invites us to reflect on the still unsolved problems, many of which are strictly interdependent.
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