From the Financial Times: Capitalism in Crisis Series

An investigation into the future of capitalism scrutinising its legitimacy, its weaknesses and suggesting ways in which it could be reformed.

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Capitalism in crisis: The code that forms a bar to harmony The enrichment of bankers, corporate chiefs, flash traders and their cronies is testing tolerance of inequality, argues John Plender. Undermining the case for capitalism Public confidence in shareholder capitalism can only be restored if owners recognise their responsibility. ‘Financial amnesia’ a factor behind crisis Chartered Financial Analyst Society of the UK says investment professionals should study financial history to reduce the likelihood of future crashes. Current woes call for smart reinvention not destruction I suspect that if and when macro-economic policies are appropriately adjusted, much of the contemporary concern will fade away, writes Lawrence Summers. The 2012 recovery: handle with care Looking at the battered high-income countries, is there a good reason to expect healthy outcomes? Not really, says Martin Wolf.