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Markets move on as competition policy stands still

1 May 2015
Economic Theory

Markets move on as competition policy stands still

Philip Booth and Alberto Mingardi
1 May 2015
The anti-trust authorities are continuing to try to police the high tech markets. But are they up to the job? … Continue reading “Markets move on as competition policy stands still”

Ken Minogue R.I.P.

4 July 2013

Ken Minogue R.I.P.

Alberto Mingardi
4 July 2013
Although he was used to dining with friends every Sunday, on one occasion Adam Smith ‘retired to bed before supper; … Continue reading “Ken Minogue R.I.P.”

William Letwin R.I.P.

13 March 2013

William Letwin R.I.P.

Alberto Mingardi
13 March 2013
Economic historian William Letwin passed away, aged 90, a few days ago. Professor Letwin belonged to a prominent family: his … Continue reading “William Letwin R.I.P.”

Why Capitalism?

20 December 2012

Why Capitalism?

Alberto Mingardi
20 December 2012
A review of Why Capitalism? by Allan H. Meltzer ‘No economic system focused on property confiscation and redistribution has ever … Continue reading “Why Capitalism?”

Italy must remove the barriers to foreign investment

5 April 2012

Italy must remove the barriers to foreign investment

Alberto Mingardi and Carlo Stagnaro
5 April 2012
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is an important economic indicator. The more a country is perceived by foreigners as attractive, the … Continue reading “Italy must remove the barriers to foreign investment”

Italy is in a crisis of credibility

19 December 2011

Italy is in a crisis of credibility

Alberto Mingardi
19 December 2011
Unfortunately prime minister Mario Monti appears not to have read the insightful comment by Philip Booth, who suggested that ‘a … Continue reading “Italy is in a crisis of credibility”

Privatisation and liberalisation are the key to recovery in Italy

4 November 2011

Privatisation and liberalisation are the key to recovery in Italy

Alberto Mingardi
4 November 2011
The European debt crisis is bringing Italy into uncharted waters. With an over-400 basis point spread between Italian bonds and … Continue reading “Privatisation and liberalisation are the key to recovery in Italy”

A solution to the euro crisis

20 June 2011

A solution to the euro crisis

Alberto Mingardi
20 June 2011
Late last year Philip Booth and I proposed a solution to the euro crisis in an article for the Wall Street … Continue reading “A solution to the euro crisis”

Antitrust as industrial policy: lessons from the Intel case

11 April 2011

Antitrust as industrial policy: lessons from the Intel case

Alberto Mingardi
11 April 2011
Before Intel was fined €1.06 billion in 2009, Microsoft had long held the dubious honour of being the corporation subject … Continue reading “Antitrust as industrial policy: lessons from the Intel case”

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