10th G7 summit

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The 10th G7 Summit was held at the in London, England between July 7 to 9, 1984.

Contents

  • economic problems, prospects and opportunities for our countries and for the world
  • world recession
  • enduring growth and the creation of new jobs
  • growing strain of public expenditure
  • unemployment
  • politcal and economic challenges for developing countries
  • debt burdens of developing countries and role for the International Monetary Fund (IMF)
  • policies to reduce inflation, interest rates
  • control monetary growth and reduce budgetary deficits
  • business innovations
  • labour issues and opportunities
  • economcy stability and management
  • development assistance and assistance through the international financial and development institutions to the developing countries
  • third world debt
  • trade liberalization
  • poverty and drought
  • oil and the Gulf
  • East Bloc
  • Job creation innovations in Italy
  • environment
  • manned space station

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Preceded by
9th G7 summit
G7 Summit
1984
Succeeded by
11th G7 summit
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