BEYOND THE CRASH

Drawing from his experience as a former British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown argues that reversing the international financial crisis requires unprecedented global cooperation. He emphasizes that the crisis stemmed from both technical and ethical failures, advocating for a moral framework within markets. Brown proposes the establishment of a banking constitution and a comprehensive global growth plan as essential steps to prevent future economic downturns and to foster sustainable job creation and growth. His insights are informed by direct involvement in key decision-making discussions during the crisis.