Economic summits are always more about messaging than substance. In recent days officials have been striving, they say, to “l(fā)ower expectations” about what this week's meeting of the Group of 20 leading nations in Pittsburgh might achieve. I had not noticed that expectations were dangerously high. I had supposed they could hardly be lower. Usually this would be no great cause for concern, but 2009 is different.
經(jīng)濟峰會往往是傳遞信息多于實質性內容。官員們表示，近來他們一直在努力“降低外界對本周匹茲堡20國集團(G20)峰會成果的預期”。我并沒有說預期高得有些危險，我只是認為，預期幾乎難以降低。通常這不足為憂，但2009年的情況有所不同。
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