51.   The ministers agreed that they would cooperate to counter erratic moves of foreign exchange rates.

52.   The ministers also agreed to expand the elimination of tariffs on pharmaceuticals and seek the rapid negotiation of an interim agreement on bidding for government contracts.

53.   The ministers agreed to come up with a plan to impose tough banking regulations across the Americas within a year.

54.   The ministers agreed to hold a meeting somewhere in Asia, with participants yet to be named, to talk about what to do next.

55.   The ministers also agreed to study issues involving the growth of electronic commerce and biotechnology trade.

56.   The ministers agreed that they will cooperate to counter erratic moves of foreign exchange rates.

57.   The minister agreed only hesitantly to answer some others.

58.   The ministers agreed such steps are needed to catch criminals who hack into systems inside one country from other nations that have weaker laws governing computer crime.

59.   The ministers agreed to curb spending in every area, including defense and financial aid to developing countries, areas traditionally exempt from budget cuts.

60.   The ministers agreed to suspend high-level bilateral contacts, to stiffen the arms embargo on Iran and to work together to prevent Iranian intelligence personnel from coming to Europe.