Brown renews call for `third way'
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Your support makes all the difference.Brown renews call for `third way'
GORDON BROWN last night renewed his call for a new order in the world's economies and financial markets in what he said was a "third way" between over-regulation and laissez faire economics.
Speaking at Harvard University, the Chancellor outlined a four-point plan to reduce the risk of future global crises, with measures to improve transparency, enhance surveillance and regulation, form investor networks and establish a global social code.
Mr Brown, who is meeting US Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin and the Federal Reserve's Alan Greenspan in Washington today, said: "What we must together create is a new economic constitution for a global economy."
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