The current financial crisis has made the need for reform of the international financial architecture patently clear. Any “Bretton Woods II” conference must propose a global system for prudential regulation and supervision, a revamped IMF, and an international debt court.
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NEW YORK – For those of us who have long claimed that the world’s international financial architecture needed deep reform, the call for a “Bretton Woods II” is welcome. Of course, similar calls were made after the Asian and Russian crises of 1997-1998, but were not taken seriously by the rich industrial countries. Now that these countries are at the center of the storm, perhaps they will now be serious.