The most important thing, again, is to get the leaders of the world -- these countries represent 85 percent of global output -- to stand together and say, we're going to act together to do what's necessary to bring this recovery back on track, and we're going to act now to start to lay the foundation for a stronger financial system in the future.
Tim Geithner: “The most important thing, again, is to get the leaders of the world -- these countries represent 85 percent of global…”
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Geithner highlights the need for global cooperation among leaders to stabilize and strengthen the financial system.
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