G20 agrees timetable for monitoring economic policy

Reported by The Age on Saturday, 7 November 2009 (on November 7, 2009)

The world's biggest economies have agreed a timetable on mutual monitoring of each other's economic policy aimed at preventing a fresh financial crisis, a G20 communique said on Saturday.

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