They, I mean I don't want to get in to oil economics, but the idea that one can sort of turn the tap on and off like this, in the quantities that Gordon Brown suggests, I think is unrealistic.
The third and fourth quarters, it seems, aren't yet firmed up -- so if you thought they were going to turnoff the tap after that quick burst, you'd probably be wrong.
Moreover, many emerging markets remain desperate for fresh finance, and rich-country governments worry that the private sector might turnoff the tap altogether.