Canada's Dodge on the international monetary order

In the speech 'The international monetary order and the Canadian economy' given on 28 June, David Dodge of the Bank of Canada said that while imbalances in global savings and investment flows are an international problem, policy-makers can help resolve such imbalances by following domestic policies that are in their own economic interest.

"If all countries followed a framework of appropriate domestic policies, this would go a long way towards defusing the danger posed by global imbalances," he

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