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    Major pain for world economy if G20 reforms not adopted: Bank of Canada

    Thu, 05/17/2012 - 19:52 EDT - Financial Post

    If G20 nations ignore reforms agreed upon last fall, the world economy will be 8%, or $6-trillion, poorer by 2015, the Bank of Canada says

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