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The cost of bailing out Spain's (EURO)1.1 trillion ($1.39 trillion) economy would likely outstrip current global ability, even after the International Monetary Fund announced late Monday that a round of contributions had increased its lending capacity to $456 billion. The countries making the biggest IMF contributions will be Japan, at $60 billion; Germany, at $54.7 billion; and China, at $43 billion. The United States is notably not contributing in the latest round.World leaders weigh stimulus vs. austerity at G-20 | World News | Comcast
The Socialists members of the G-20 are like 5 year olds. They think money grows on trees.
The Socialists members of the G-20 are like 5 year olds. They think money grows on trees.
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