Global Governance
This is what a Harvard economics professor thinks should be top of the G7 agenda
The heads of the Group of Seven leading industrial countries will gather in Japan to discuss common security and economic problems.
Martin Feldstein
Professor of Economics at Harvard, was Chairman of President Ronald Reagan\'s Council of Economic Advisers and is a former president of the US National Bureau for Economic Research.
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