Capitalism After the Meltdown: Can We Recover? Since the global downturn, debates about the nature and role of markets and governments have become more heated than ever. Markets appear to be taking the blame for the financial crisis, while governments increasingly look to their own resources rather than to business to solve the crisis. What does this mean for the role of the state and indeed for the future of markets? The time is ripe for us to revisit these central questions.
