The three men are the key economic players at the meetings here.
Responding to the head of state's concern over why no one foresaw the recession, first voiced in a visit to the London School of Economics last summer, the letter suggests she might play her own role in keeping key economic players on their toes in the future.
The academy's response was to assemble the forum of key economic players, including the Treasury permanent secretary Sir Nick Macpherson and the former Bank of England policymaker Sir John Gieve, in December to discuss ways to develop an "early warning capacity" so that the Queen would never have to ask her recession question again.
Wooing key economic players in the Persian Gulf is evidently a big part of new French president Nicolas Sarkozy's foreign-policy strategy at the moment.
As for the president and his supporters, it is clear that the chained CPI is well-liked by both the White House's key economic players -- and by many of the commentators who support them.
Another red flag is that Obama's key economic players still may not have learned the right lessons from the havoc to the financial markets and damage to consumers the rush to give Wall Street a free rein created is Bill Clinton's reaction to the chaos.
With a growing perception among key economic players across the globe that the U.S. budget deficits are raging out of control and will inevitably spark high levels of inflation, this new power bloc is already planning for the day after the supremacy of the once might American greenback has been terminated.
He has made sure his country is seen as a key global economic player, and he is likely to champion this cause further.
The key Clinton economic players understood, correctly, that America's national interest had been redefined in the past decade.
The volume aims to reveal that beyond the immediate economic effect, corruption can ruin entire countries by destabilizing key economic and political players, warping their vision for state development.
Both sides were encouraged after Friday's 10-hour bargaining session, in which the players and the owners made compromises on key economic issues.
