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Antonio Foglia

Antonio Foglia

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Antonio Foglia, a board member of Banca del Ceresio, is a member of the Global Partners’ Council of the Institute for New Economic Thinking.

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  1. It’s the Banking Regulations, Stupid
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    It’s the Banking Regulations, Stupid

    Mar 17, 2023 Antonio Foglia traces the Silicon Valley Bank failure back to fundamental flaws in the prevailing governance framework.

  2. Western Transparency Is Fueling Chinese Repression
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    Western Transparency Is Fueling Chinese Repression

    Mar 11, 2019 Antonio Foglia warns that OECD rules aimed at reducing tax avoidance are stifling the economy's animal spirits.

  3. The Post-Crisis Elephant in the Room
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    The Post-Crisis Elephant in the Room

    Aug 24, 2017 Antonio Foglia warns that bankers and regulators still have not learned the right lessons from the 2007 crash.

  4. The Invention of Inequality
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    The Invention of Inequality

    Jan 29, 2016 Antonio Foglia warns against simplistic policies to address a complex problem.

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    Europe Knows that Climate Action Is Vital to Global Security

    Josep Borrell & Wopke Hoekstra reiterates the EU’s commitment to advancing mitigation and adaptation, at home and globally.
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    Will High Interest Rates Trigger a Debt Disaster?

    James K. Galbraith shows that renewed warnings about dangerous debt-to-GDP ratios are belied by history and recent experience.
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    Decarbonizing Our Food

    Anna Lappé & Patty Fong show that two of the sectors most relevant to climate change are more interlinked than many realize.
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    Water and the High Price of Bad Economics

    Mariana Mazzucato, et al. explain why new thinking is needed to address a crisis closely linked to climate change and biodiversity loss.
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    At COP28, Cities Will Show Us the Way

    Michael R. Bloomberg & Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr call attention to subnational efforts to drive climate-change mitigation and adaptation efforts.
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    Market Power Is Permanent, and Technological Competition Does Not Remove It

    Mordecai Kurz

    Rather than reducing concentrated market power through “disruption” or “creative destruction,” technological innovation historically has only added to the problem, by awarding monopolies to just one or a few dominant firms. And market forces offer no remedy to the problem; only public policy can provide that.

    shows that technological change leads not to disruption, but to deeper, more enduring forms of market power.
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    Poland’s Democratic Rebirth Pains

    Sławomir Sierakowski describes the rapid marginalization of the recently defeated Law and Justice party and its autocratic leader.
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    What Google and Facebook Owe News Publishers

    Haaris Mateen, et al. support laws requiring Big Tech to pay media companies for the content featured on their digital platforms.
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    The Legacy of Henry Kissinger

    Richard Haass

    The passing of America’s preeminent foreign-policy thinker and practitioner marks the end of an era. Throughout his long and extraordinarily influential career, Henry Kissinger built a legacy that Americans would be wise to heed in this new era of great-power politics and global disarray.

    reviews the life and career of America’s preeminent foreign-policy scholar-practitioner.

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