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Britons searching for government financial help

March 31, 2009    Posted in: Debt News
A new survey has revealed that the UK public is keen for the government to secure a global deal on how to tackle the world’s debt problem ahead of the impending G20 summit. Prime Minister Gordon Brown is currently touring the world’s leading nations in a bid to encourage spending in order to kick-start the global economy. Whilst the Bank of England governor Mervyn King has warned against Mr Brown’s approach, 50% of the people surveyed in the Opinium Research poll think that world leaders should focus on making a financial agreement in their approach to tackling global recession. The study asked participants to choose what they consider to be the two most important points for discussion in the G20 summit. In addition to the majority vote on financial stimulus, a further 16% believe the international talks should focus on action against money laundering. One in ten (11%) thought the recapitalisation of the banking sector should provide the central theme for the G20 meeting, whilst 10% were of the opinion that the world leaders’ discussions should evolve around bringing tax havens into the regulatory net. The G20 summit will take place in London this month, involving key government figures from across the world from countries including Argentina, Japan, Mexico, India the USA and the United Kingdom.
March 31, 2009    Posted in: Debt News

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