One of the few bright spots in the aftermath of the collapse of Lehman Brothers was the emergence of the G20 as an effective forum for addressing the world’s economic problems. Yet since successful summits in Washington and London, the group’s reputation has slipped. The last meeting, in Toronto, was a failure. And the run-up to Thursday’s gathering in Seoul has been plagued by bickering over currencies and global imbalances. There have even been questions about the group’s relevance as a forum. The G20 must not allow this to derail it.
雷曼兄弟(Lehman Brothers)倒閉之后為數不多的亮點之一，就是20國集團(G20)崛起為一個致力于解決全球經濟問題的卓有成效的論壇。但自華盛頓和倫敦峰會取得成功以來，G20的聲望已經下滑。上次在多倫多舉行的峰會就是一次失敗的會議。而在本周四首爾峰會舉辦之前的這段時間里，圍繞匯率和全球失衡問題產生的爭吵一直困擾著各方。甚至有人對G20作為一個論壇的適切性提出了質疑。G20決不能聽任這一局面毀掉自己。
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