G20: good intentions from down under

Few analysts will be waking up early this weekend to read the communiqué from the gathering of G20 finance ministers and central bank governors in Cairns. It is likely to cover a lot of familiar ground. No doubt it will be full of good intentions – but the key question is how much will be implemented..

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