Gloria Bartoli gbartoli@luiss.it gloria.bartoli@tesoro.it CURRRICULUM VITAE NAME Gloria M. T. Bartoli NATIONALITY Italian LANGUAGES Italian, English, French, Spanish. SUMMARY OF COMPETENCE AND EXPERTISE - Member of the Council of Experts at the Ministry of Economy and Finance - Member of the Bureau managing the WP1 of the Economic Policy Committee of the OECD - Professor of Public Management at LUISS - Lecturer at the School of National Administration (SNA) - 18 years experience in international organisations IMF, OECD, UNCTAD, World Bank, WTO - 16 years experience in academic teaching and research - Experience in Italian public institutions and private companies: Italian Prime Minister Office, ICE (Foreign Trade Agency), SACE (Export Insurance Agency), SIP/Telecom, Banco SanPaolo/Intesa Sanpaolo, Federtessile - Observer at the GATS 2000 negotiations for financial markets access liberalization - Preparation of the G7 meeting for the Italian Presidency in 2001 and for the World Bank in 1997 - Design of reforms of international institutions (at G7), fiscal policies (at IMF), foreign trade (at WB and WTO), and business climate and FDI (at UNCTAD and WB) - Strong network of personal contacts in international organisations, financial institutions and governments
EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCES March 2011 to date Member of the Council of Experts at the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance. I advise the Director General of the Treasury on macroeconomic and structural issues. I represent the Italian Treasury at the WP1 of the OECD EPC (Economic Policy Committee) and I co-ordinate the Treasury contributions and participate in the meetings of the latter. I have been elected by the OECD countries delegates to the Bureau managing the EPC/WP1 activities. I organize the work for the OECD Italy Survey, participate in the Country examination by the Economic and Development Review Committee, and discuss the Recommendations. I contribute to the preparatory discussions for the Stability Program and National Reform Program mandated by Italian Financial Law and EU regulations. I participate in the discussions with the IMF for the annual surveillance and with the European Commission in the context of the Macroeconomic Imbalances Procedure. Dec. 2005 to date LUISS, Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali, Rome, Italy. Adjunct professor of Public Management, previously of Global Macroeconomic Perspectives and of International Financial Institutions. At LUISS Government School, Lecturer on Economic Governance: Global and European. At LUISS Business School, manager of the Amica Italia project for Chinese managers in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Confindustria (Association of Italian Entrepreneurs). I organized a series of conferences on the financial crisis, the sovereign debt crisis in Europe, the new global governance with the participation of the Managing Director of the IMF, directors of the UN, WTO, and World Bank, former Prime Minister G. Amato and professor J-P Fitoussi. Jan. 2013 to March 2015 Lecturer at SNA (Scuola Nazionale di Amministrazione) on European and International governance. Duties included teaching and selecting candidates in public competitive examinations to enter the civil service. March 2010-2011 Chief Economist at SACE ( Italian Export Credit Agency) SACE is a joint-stock company wholly owned by Cassa Depositi e Prestiti. It is the equivalent of EXIM Bank in the US and COFACE in France, providing insurance and financing to exporters. As Chief Economist, I was in charge of the Annual Report, sector and country specific studies, country risk maps, and I contributed to internal training and public conferences. Moreover, I participated in all the preliminary 2
and final Risk Committees that evaluate projects for traditional export insurance operations as well as new operations that guarantee national projects on renewable energy and SME credits to the Public Administration. In the Risk Committee, I also evaluated increases in countries insurance ceilings, agreements on rescheduling of debt and projects to be approved by the Board. Sept. 2003-Nov.2005 University of RomaTre, Rome, Italy Adjunct professor of Economic Policy- International Issues. Consultant with the World Bank, the WTO and ICE (Italian Trade Agency): I designed and managed training courses for policy makers of Emerging and Developing countries on WTO Agricultural Negotiations, in partnership with the World Bank, the FAO, the WTO and the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Member of a Working Group of the Scuola Superiore Economia e Finanza to support the Made in Italy in Europe, the Mediterranean markets and Far East. At the University of Turin, Adjunct Professor of Industrial Policy. January-June 2003 United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Geneva. Senior Economic Affairs Officer (P-5) Division on Investment, Technology, and Enterprise Development. Duties included providing inputs and comments on national and regional foreign direct investment (FDI) and coordinating Investment Policy Reviews. The following two activities were done while on leave from the World Bank (see below) January-May 2001 Italian Prime Minister s Office, Rome, Italy. Advisor to the Prime Minister Amato for the Italian Presidency of the G7. I managed the background works on the reform of multilateral financial institutions, whose outcome was a White Paper for the G7/8 meeting in Genoa. I organized and participated in the international conference of Florence on "G8 and Global Governance", which gathered the G8 team, Italian authorities, International Institutions, and NGOs. October 99-Sept.01 World Trade Organization, Geneva, Switzerland. Principal Counsellor. I attended to the multilateral negotiations on financial market access liberalization in the context of GATS 2000; I assisted the WTO management in implementing and monitoring the Aid for Trade Initiative; I reviewed the World Bank and IMF traderelated initiatives, in the context of WTO Coherence Agreement; I participated in the Task Force established by the Director General on improving public outreach and relations with the media, NGOs, Parliamentarians and Universities. Sept.1994-Dec.2002 International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank) Washington, DC. 3
As Senior Economist in the Research Department directed by Joseph Stiglitz, I analysed the impact of financial and trade liberalization on emerging and developing countries; I managed the Aid for Trade initiative as the World Bank Coordinator. Previously, Senior Trade Economist for the Africa Region and Country Economist for Senegal. Duties for Regional Trade Issues, in the Office of the Chief Economist, consisted in advising senior World Bank management on bilateral or multilateral initiatives to encourage Africa s trade, including the proposed G7 Africa initiative, the US Congress bill on trade and investment (African Growth and Opportunity Act) and the renegotiation of the ACP countries convention (ex-lomé Convention) with the EU. 1991-1994 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Paris, France. In the Trade Directorate, Division of Relations with Non-Member Countries, duties included: (1) encouraging and monitoring the reform of trade policy and trade institutions in the ex-communist countries of Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union; (2) carrying out research on regional integration in economies in transition and on sequencing of the transition process; (3) providing technical assistance for international trade institution building such as export credit, insurance, and promotion. 1985-1991 International Monetary Fund, Washington, D.C. Economist, Fiscal Affairs Department. Special Fiscal Studies Division. Duties included: (1) participating in adjustment programs and surveillance activities. The negotiations with national monetary and fiscal authorities involved: analysing government current and capital expenditures and revenues; analysing the financing of government deficits and the structure of government internal and external debt; making medium and long-term projections in order to evaluate the adjustment path to be followed by the country; recommending discretionary fiscal measures in order to achieve macroeconomic stabilization (2) carrying out technical assistance work; (3) providing background papers for the discussion on fiscal issues at the IMF Board of Executive Directors; (4) carrying out individual and coordinating joint research projects --among the papers that resulted from these projects are the Introduction to the first issue of the World Series of Government Statistics and articles on fiscal expansion and external imbalances; (5) reviewing papers of other IMF departments, publications/theses on fiscal issues by applicants to the IMF, and external papers for publication in journals; and (6) participating in the World Economic Outlook publication. 4
1983-1985 University of Calabria, Italy. Assistant Professor (with tenure), Economic Policy, Faculty of Economics. 1982-1983 SIP (Italian Public Telecommunications Company), Rome, Italy. Economic Advisor to the Vice-President. Duties included: analysing benefits and costs of a possible privatisation of the company; briefing top managers on Italian and international economic trends and representing the company at conferences and study groups in Italy and abroad. 1980-1981 Banco San Paolo di Torino (Intesa Sanpaolo), Turin, Italy. Consultant. Principal duty: lecturing on monetary and credit policy. 1978-1979 Regione Piemonte, Turin, Italy. Economic consultant. Principal duty: drawing up the economic plan and budget for the region. 1976-1977 Federtessile (Italian Textile Industry Association), Milan, Italy. Consultant. Principal duty: providing studies for restructuring the Italian textile industry, given the persistent crisis of the sector. 1975 1977 Researcher at the Institute for Monetary, Banking, and Financial Studies L.Einaudi (Ente per gli studi monetari, bancari e finanziari L. Einaudi) of the Bank of Italy, Rome, Italy. 1974-1980 University of Turin, Italy. Assistant Professor, Economic Policy Chair and Researcher at the National Research Council UNIVERSITY EDUCATION 1974 University of Turin. Degree in Economics with maximum score (110/110) and distinction (con lode e dignità di stampa). 1980 Università di Cambridge, UK. Visiting Student, Trinity College 5
PARTICIPATION in INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES 1997 World Bank, Paris, How Do Industrial Enterprises Respond to Policy Reform, with prof. Jaime De Melo 1998 Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. Conference on Putting Africa on the American Agenda Growth and Opportunity for the Next Century, February 1998 1999 Harvard Conference on Development Economics, April 16/17. Trade Liberalization and Institutional Partnership 2001 G8 and Global Governance, Florence, April 2001, Globalization and Reform of Multilateral Institutions 2005-2011 Series of conferences at LUISS on Global Governance, with the participation of representatives of International organizations: FMI, World Bank, UN, WTO 2012 Italy China Foundation and Bank of Italy, Economic Trends and Reforms in the financial sector in China. Rome, November 2012 2013 Treasury Department, Public Administration High School and Shangai Administration Institute, The role of Public Administration in facilitating Foreign Direct Investments. Rome, June 2013 2014 World Gold Council, Tackling sovereign debt and freeing resources for growth: the case for gold-backed bonds. Rome, January 29, 2014 2014 Italian Presidence of the European Union, European Competition Day, Participation to the Roundtable: Competition and growth: theoretical and regulatory frameworks, Rome, October 10, 2014 2014 OECD-NBER Conference on Productivity, Growth and Innovation in the Long-run, Paris, 25-26 September, 2014 2015 G20-OECD Global Forum on International Investment, Istanbul, 5 October 6
PUBLICATIONS Gloria Bartoli, La politica economica e industriale della ricostruzione, Roma, 1976., Continuita' e cesura nella struttura economica italiana fra il periodo fascista e i1 dopoguerra, Roma, 1980., Analisi settoriali, in Il settore tessile in Italia - Elementi per una politica di settore, Milano, Franco Angeli, 1980., L'economia politica anglosassone nell'eta' di Marshall, Torino, Loescher,1983, Collana di Economia Politica diretta da Claudio Napoleoni., Programma positivista e rivoluzione marginalista in Giornale degli economisti e Annali di economia, 11/12, 1983. 1984., Investimenti, intermediari finanziari e il ruolo della politica monetaria, Roma,, An assessment of the Scandinavian model of inflation in Economia internazionale, 3/4, 1984. and E. Lecaldano Sasso Laterza, Microeconomic Foundations of Aggregate Behaviour of Firms in Kalecki and Some of His Followers, in Economic Notes l, 1985. 1986., S.K. Chand and A. Goorman, Tax Reform in Sierra Leone, Washington D.C.,, Introduction to the first issue of IMF, World Series of Government Statistics, Washington, D.C., 1987, Fiscal Expansion and External Imbalances, IMF Working Paper #100, Washington, D.C., 1988., Fiscal Expansion and External Current Account Imbalances, published in: Fiscal Policy, Stabilization and Growth in Developing Countries, edited by M. Blejer and K. Chu, Washington D.C., 1989. 1993, Regional Integration in Eastern Europe and Former Soviet Union, mimeo, Paris,, Fiscal Policy in the CFA Zone: a Shock Absorber or Multiplier? Issues on Fiscal Federalism, in The Future of the CFA Zone, ed. by L. Hinckle, mimeo, World Bank, 1996, Currency Union and Trade Integration in the CFA Zone: Is the Financial Cart in front of the Wrong Horse?, in The Future of the CFA Zone, ed. by L. Hinckle, mimeo, World Bank, 1996 7
, Supply Response to Policy Reform in Cameroon, World Bank Findings, May 1997, Trade Liberalization and Institutional Partnership, Washington D. C., World Bank, mimeo, 1999, The International Institutions, The Governance of Economic Development, and Poverty Reduction, mimeo, Rome, 2001, and al., Investment Policy Review of Benin, UNCTAD, Geneva, 2003, La Banca Mondiale: Ristrutturare sempre per non cambiare mai, mimeo, Rome, 2005, Recensione a A. Greenspan, L era della turbolenza, Sperling & Kupfer, in L Indice,n 3, 2008, Due crisi a confronto: 1929-2008, Conferenza organizzata dall Università Sapienza, Roma, 10 dicembre 2008, Le radici macroeconomiche della crisi, in Bancaria, Review of the Italian Banking Association, n. 5, 2009, Un nuovo ruolo mondiale per il renminbi, Mondo Cinese, Review of the Italy-China Foundation, n.143, 2010, Global Governance dopo la crisi. Che ci sia ciascun lo dice, dove sia nessun lo sa. Lecture Notes of the Course on Global Macroeconomic Perspectives, LUISS, Roma 2010, Considerazioni sul ruolo della Cina nell economia mondiale, Mondo Cinese, n.148, 2012,Competition and Growth, in Italian Antitrust Review/Rivista Italiana di Antitrust, 2015 8