The U.S. appears to be showing its cards in the runup to bilateral economic talks in Washington next month, stacking four financial industry executives on its eight-member private sector panel.
The meeting of the Private Sector/Government Commission will be held April 14, followed by a sub-Cabinet-level bilateral economic meeting the following day.
The four financial panelists are an indication that Washington hopes to focus on issues such as Japan's bad-loan crisis.
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