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Human Capital, Productivity and Inclusiveness: Towards a Whole-of-Economic-Policy Approach to Better Sharing the Benefits of Productivity Growth
Intl Labour Organization (ILO), OECD
Presentation supporting remarks delivered at the annual Global Forum on Productivity hosted by the OECD and French government, 2024.
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Towards a Bretton Woods-like reinvention of the international economic architecture for the 21st century
Int'l Labour Organization (ILO)
Presentation supporting remarks on reform of the international financial architecture at a conference in Hangzhou, China marking the 80th anniversary of the Bretton Woods conference that created the IMF and World Bank. Organized by Tsinghua University Peoples Bank of China School of Finance and the Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee, May 2024.
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AI and Work: Opportunities, challenges and the need for governance
ILO, UN High Level Advisory Body on AI
Presentation supporting opening remarks delivered at special meeting of the United Nations High Level Advisory Body on Artificial Intelligence at ILO headquarters. Elaborates likely labor market and broader macroeconomic implications of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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Financialization–Real Economy Investment, Financial Regulatory Continuum
Intl Labour Organization (ILO), Palgrave Macmillan
Alternative conceptual framework for financial system regulation that emphasizes the policy choices and tradeoffs particularly relevant to ensuring that the primary focus of the financial sector remains to serve the real economy (i.e., the intermediation of savings to investment in productive capacity and decent work).
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Social Market–Market Socialism, Corporate Governance Regulatory Continuum
Intl Labour Organization (ILO), Palgrave Macmillan
Alternative conceptual framework for corporate governance regulation that emphasizes the policy choices and tradeoffs particularly relevant to ensuring that companies focus on creating long-term enterprise and thus social value rather than near-term shareholder returns alone. Because today essentially every country operates a mixed economy, the 20th century polemic over state vs. private ownership is increasingly beside the point and obscures this more fundamental policy consideration.