The world may be recovering from the massive financial crisis of 2007 to 2009 faster than expected, but the challenge now lies on each country to make it certain that this will never happen again.

With this in mind, some 20 countries signed an agreement that would study if they had a role in crippling the economy of each and every country in the world.

This is the reason why all the members of the G20 could be scrutinized with regard to their policies at the economic front, but there are 7 countries that would be assessed closely and would also be in a tight supervision. These countries are the U.S., Japan, Germany, China, France, the U.K., and India.

These said countries will be under surveillance on the pre-defined boundaries that include trade policies, deficits, economic schemes, budgets, savings earned, and so on.

What is great about this mutual agreement is that it is not mandatory but voluntary, so each nation knows what they signed up for. And if during the close watch a certain country would be found guilty for the erroneous policies at the economic front, then the said nation will be recommended to follow the measures on how they can make amends and resolve the protocols.

It was also made clear that this whole project is not to confront any of the country that would be found guilty but instead help out and find some solutions to bring stability in the economy.