The end of a market ideology

For Stockholm's Aftonbladet newspaper, the summit heralds the end of a market ideology: "The G-20 summit points to the end of an epoch of social woe. This was based on the simple ideology of a form of capitalism free from all political control, rules or public inspection. The meeting in Washington gave a cordial nod to the free market but then proposed a series of restrictions, from the surveillance of banks to tighter control of the increasingly bizarre and economically ruinous methods of securities trading."

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