As world leaders move towards concerted action on the economic crisis, what shape should a new settlement take? Read the experts and join the debate on what sort of policies, regulatory framework and financial institutions we need to ward off a global depression
Barry Eichengreen: There will be no new financial world order on the scale of Bretton Woods in 1944. Here are some important steps that leaders can take
A new Bretton Woods
Start by saving the eurozone
Simon Johnson
Simon Johnson: A new Bretton Woods: Recession will test the single currency to breaking point unless measures are taken to counter the policies of the ECB
A new Bretton Woods
Global inequity must end
Jayati Ghosh
Jayati Ghosh: A new Bretton Woods: The poor have subsidised the rich for too long. Greater state involvement in economic activity is now necessary
Richard Murphy: A new Bretton Woods: Companies that take refuge in abusive tax havens must be opened up to public scrutiny
Business blog
Economies of scale
Ann Pettifor
Ann Pettifor: A new Bretton Woods: To save economies and the planet, we must tame markets, increase state control and bring in a new global trading system
A new Bretton Woods
Amid the rubble of global finance, a blueprint for Bretton Woods II
Jeffrey Sachs
Jeffrey Sachs: Durable reform must tackle climate change and world poverty as well as market regulation
