For example, testing programs and, in some cases, further remediation efforts still need to be made in some countries, although these activities are obviously quite advanced in our major trading partners and the other major industrialized economies. Second, all countries should hold themselves to the highest standard of self-disclosure, so that financial markets can make fully informed decisions.
This need for disclosure includes industrial countries, as well as developing countries. Similarly, financial market participants need to seek full information on international preparedness, and make reasonable, calm and considered – not hasty – trade-offs between risk and reward.