Gordon Brown interviewed by Robert Johnson at INET's Bretton Woods Conference

Gordon Brown discusses the formation and challenges of the G20, emphasizing the need for international cooperation to prevent economic crises. He highlights the importance of global financial regulation and the role of international institutions. Brown also addresses youth unemployment and the need for educational and employment transitions. The discussion concludes with a call for renewed international cooperation and effective representation in global institutions.

What was a key reason for the formation of the G20 according to Gordon Brown?

• To promote global trade

• To reduce global poverty

• To address a financial crisis

• To establish a new currency

What is a major challenge in achieving international financial regulation?

• Cultural differences

• Vested interests playing countries against each other

• Lack of technology

• Insufficient capital

What percentage of youth unemployment does Gordon Brown mention for Spain?

• 30%

• 20%

• 50%

• 40%

What solution does Gordon Brown propose for the shortage of teachers worldwide?

• Reduce class sizes

• Implement online education

• Encourage teaching in other countries

• Increase salaries

What is a potential consequence of not addressing youth unemployment, according to Brown?

• Increased tourism

• Immigration issues

• Higher education costs

• More technological advancements

Why does Gordon Brown emphasize the need for international cooperation?

• To increase exports

• To promote tourism

• To ensure financial stability

• To reduce taxes

What does Gordon Brown suggest about the structure of international institutions?

• They should be dissolved

• They should focus only on developed countries

• They need to be more representative

• They should remain unchanged