Showing posts with label governance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label governance. Show all posts
Monday, October 20, 2008
Gordon Brown's Financial Folly
The Heritage Foundation, October 17, 2008, "Gordon Brown's Financial Folly: The Global Economy Does Not Need More Regulation" by Brett D. Schaefer
Prime Minister Gordon Brown authored an op-ed in the Washington Post on October 17 suggesting that the current international financial crisis requires a radical expansion of global governance over international financial institutions and transactions. Brown's op-ed is a study of internal contradictions and confusion and should not be taken as a serious proposal [Emphasis added].
Brown's proposal coincides with ongoing meetings between the Bush Administration and European officials and the announcement of a special G-8 summit as early as next month to focus on the global financial crisis. The Bush Administration should not make the creation of a powerful new international regulatory authority a part of its legacy. Read more at www.heritage.org Read More......
Prime Minister Gordon Brown authored an op-ed in the Washington Post on October 17 suggesting that the current international financial crisis requires a radical expansion of global governance over international financial institutions and transactions. Brown's op-ed is a study of internal contradictions and confusion and should not be taken as a serious proposal [Emphasis added].
Brown's proposal coincides with ongoing meetings between the Bush Administration and European officials and the announcement of a special G-8 summit as early as next month to focus on the global financial crisis. The Bush Administration should not make the creation of a powerful new international regulatory authority a part of its legacy. Read more at www.heritage.org Read More......
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financial crisis,
global,
governance
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