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- proper noun economics, politics The commonly used way of referring to the seven
economically most important capitalistcountries , which are theUnited States ,Japan ,Germany ,France ,United Kingdom ,Italy andCanada , whose finance ministers meet several times a year to discuss economic policy.
Etymologies
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Key demands from the loosely-aligned opposition coalition known as the G7 are the reinstatement of three ministers sacked by the president in the wake of the walkout.
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The G7 was an exclusive group dominated by the United States and European countries.
The Shadow Market Eric J.Weiner 2010
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Conducting international diplomacy was difficult enough when the G7 was the central institution, but it is far more complex with the addition of China, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Turkey, South Africa, etc., all with their divergent interests and political processes.
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The president has invited the finance ministers of the so-called G7 countries, the industrialized nations, to the White House.
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And just to give you a sense of the realization on the part of the White House of what a global issue this economic crisis is, President Bush has invited the finance ministers of the G7, the so - called G7 countries, industrialized nations, to the White House.
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At one point, he called the G7 'the G20' and could not recall Japan's present rate of interest. "
Think Progress 2009
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At one point, he called the G7 'the G20' and could not recall Japan's present rate of interest. "
Think Progress 2009
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At one point, he called the G7 'the G20' and could not recall Japan's present rate of interest. "
Think Progress 2009
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The so-called G7 countries, the imperialists, say your elected parliaments can make laws, as long as they don't interfere with our control of international trade and finance.
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