Michael Prowse, Guest Blogger Part of a Triple Crisis series leading up to the Nov. 11-12 G-20 meetings. Whenever liberal policymakers make a serious plea for global economic cooperation, it elicits a knee-jerk reaction from conservatives. Don’t interfere with free markets which require freely adjusting exchange rates. Tim Geithner’s proposed numerical targets for current account … Continue reading Spotlight G-20: Global Economic Cooperation: The Alternative to Agreed Rules is Anarchy, Not a Free Market