Giulio Moretti - Revision history

WalterWhiteOnWiki at 16:03, 12 November 2025

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	\| name = Giulio Moretti		\| name = Giulio Moretti

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	\| term_start2 = 7-2 57 PC		\| term_start2 = 7-2 57 PC
	\| preceded2 = [[Bartolomeo Marone]]		\| preceded2 = [[Bartolomeo Marone]]
			\| succeeded2 = [[Bartolomeo Marone]]
			\| term_end2 = 7-2 65 PC
	\| order3 = Board Member of [[Banca Nazionale]]		\| order3 = Board Member of [[Banca Nazionale]]
	\| term_start3 = 1-3 28 PC		\| term_start3 = 1-3 28 PC

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	[[Category:List of La Rossan Duxes]]		[[Category:List of Rossan Duxes]]

WalterWhiteOnWiki: /* Electoral History */ (incumbent)

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Electoral History: (incumbent)

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	\| style="background:#ff4444" width=15px\|		\| style="background:#ff4444" width=15px\|
	\| '''Denunzian'''		\| '''Denunzian'''
	\| '''Giulio Moretti'''		\| '''Giulio Moretti (incumbent)'''
	\| '''567,129'''		\| '''567,129'''
	\| '''56.4%'''		\| '''56.4%'''
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	\| style="background:#ff4444" width=15px\|		\| style="background:#ff4444" width=15px\|
	\| '''Denunzian'''		\| '''Denunzian'''
	\| '''Giulio Moretti'''		\| '''Giulio Moretti (incumbent)'''
	\| '''1,781,712'''		\| '''1,781,712'''
	\| '''52.1%'''		\| '''52.1%'''
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	\| style="background:#ff4444" width=15px\|		\| style="background:#ff4444" width=15px\|
	\| Denunzian		\| Denunzian
	\| Giulio Moretti		\| Giulio Moretti (incumbent)
	\| 1,534,521		\| 1,534,521
	\| 45.2%		\| 45.2%

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WalterWhiteOnWiki: /* Dux */

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Dux

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	!Votes (%)		!Votes (%)
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			\| 35 PC Advisory Council Election in Padeno
			\| 567,129
			\| 56.4%
	\|-		\|-
	\| 35 PC Advisory Council Confirmation		\| 35 PC Advisory Council Confirmation
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	\| 37 PC		\| 37 PC
	\| ~~181~~,712		\| 1,781,712
	\| 52.1%		\| 52.1%
	\|-		\|-
	\| 39 PC		\| 39 PC
	\| ~~153~~,521		\| 1,534,521
	\| 45.1%		\| 45.1%
	\|-		\|-

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	\| order = [[Dux of La Rossa]]		\| order = [[Dux of La Rossa]]
	\| term_start = 15-8 35 PC		\| term_start = 15-8 35 PC
	\| term_end = 1-7 39 PC		\| term_end = 7-2 39 PC
	\| preceded = [[Dario Silvano]]		\| preceded = [[Dario Silvano]]
	\| succeeded = [[Leo Minestrici di Mineria]]		\| succeeded = [[Leo Minestrici di Mineria]]

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	Rising to power during a chaotic set of circumstances, the sudden death of his [[Dario Silvano\|predecessor]] saw Moretti appointed to the throne a little more than a week after his death. Taking the reins of a struggling economy, Dux Moretti inherited the unenvious task of reviving stagnant wages and suppressing the high inflation that marked the times. Moving away from the deficit spending of Dux Silvano, which sought to offset the loss in wages with a rise in welfare, at the cost of inflation, Moretti culled spending in order to more ambitiously tackle the rise in prices, which often overshadowed growth in wages. Despite his difficult situation, during the beginning of his term, he was widely considered to be a young, reformist figure who was expected to revitalize the nation, a feeling that had almost fully subsided by the end of his second term.		Rising to power during a chaotic set of circumstances, the sudden death of his [[Dario Silvano\|predecessor]] saw Moretti appointed to the throne a little more than a week after his death. Taking the reins of a struggling economy, Dux Moretti inherited the unenvious task of reviving stagnant wages and suppressing the high inflation that marked the times. Moving away from the deficit spending of Dux Silvano, which sought to offset the loss in wages with a rise in welfare, at the cost of inflation, Moretti culled spending in order to more ambitiously tackle the rise in prices, which often overshadowed growth in wages. Despite his difficult situation, during the beginning of his term, he was widely considered to be a young, reformist figure who was expected to revitalize the nation, a feeling that had almost fully subsided by the end of his second term.

	Although published economic data showed that the administration's policies cooled inflation, which ran rampant during the preceding term, the slow-moving effects failed to deliver a change in the population's standards of living by the time of the 39 PC elections. He was beaten [[Leo Minestrici di Mineria]], a member of the island's past aristocracy who campaigned heavily on opening the island up to international trade. With a rise in real wages being measured in the years following his defeat, some economists have given the short-reigning Dux credit for laying the groundwork for the growth under Dux Minestrici, although his public image remains far from such. He was the first incumbent Dux after [[~~Republic of La Rossa#La Denunzia\|~~La Denunzia]] to lose an election, with all the others resigning or dying in office.		Although published economic data showed that the administration's policies cooled inflation, which ran rampant during the preceding term, the slow-moving effects failed to deliver a change in the population's standards of living by the time of the 39 PC elections. He was beaten [[Leo Minestrici di Mineria]], a member of the island's past aristocracy who campaigned heavily on opening the island up to international trade. With a rise in real wages being measured in the years following his defeat, some economists have given the short-reigning Dux credit for laying the groundwork for the growth under Dux Minestrici, although his public image remains far from such. He was the first incumbent Dux after [[La Denunzia]] to lose an election, with all the others resigning or dying in office.

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Early Life

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	Born at the very beginning of the [[Silver Crisis]] that swept the island in [[1 PC]], Giulio Moretti would come to be part of the first generation to completely live under governments born from the collapse of the old order. With most lower-class, working people for the first time being given the opportunity to rise up from poverty due to expansive welfare programs, funded by the previous aristocracy's wealth, the power-centralizing nation for the first time saw a great need for a vast and organized administrative state. Born in the vicinity of [[Padeno]] to a family of farmers, Giulio Moretti was the first in his family to be granted access to higher education. Granted tuition at the University of Padeno at the age of 16, it showed to be an irresistible opportunity, one for which he had left his parents and moved to the inner city.		Born at the very beginning of the [[Silver Crisis]] that swept the island in [[1 PC]], Giulio Moretti would come to be part of the first generation to completely live under governments born from the collapse of the old order. With most lower-class, working people for the first time being given the opportunity to rise up from poverty due to expansive welfare programs, funded by the previous aristocracy's wealth, the power-centralizing nation for the first time saw a great need for a vast and organized administrative state. Born in the vicinity of [[Padeno]] to a family of farmers, Giulio Moretti was the first in his family to be granted access to higher education. Granted tuition at the University of Padeno at the age of 16, it showed to be an irresistible opportunity, one for which he had left his parents and moved to the inner city.

	While studying at the University, during the course of which he was described as "bright" by several of his professors, he had begun to take great interest in applied mathematics on the field of economics and business. Devising a ~~method~~ in late 18 PC for the uncoupling of the [[Argotto\|nation's currency]] from fixed-covertible material goods, ~~which~~ he argued would allow the state to engage in money creation he believed necessary for growth ~~(at~~ ~~the~~ ~~price~~ of ~~an unstable~~ currency, instead ~~regulated~~ by market forces), he would receive an honorary degree at the University two years ahead of his fellow students. With the measure being implemented by the reigning [[Ducissa Alessandra DeGaio\|Ducissa]] in 20 PC, following review and endorsement from several of the nation's economists, he would find quick employment once outside of university studies. Becoming a banker in Padeno, he swiftly rose through menagerial positions due to a combination of ambition and intellect, receiving attention from the Rossan state before reaching 30 years of age.		While studying at the University, during the course of which he was described as bright by several of his professors, he had begun to take great interest in applied mathematics on the field of economics and business. Devising an argument in late 18 PC for the uncoupling of the [[Argotto\|nation's currency]] from fixed-covertible material goods ([[silver]]), his paper, publicized surprisingly quickly, argued that the measure would allow the state to engage in money creation he believed necessary for growth through investment. The value of the currency, instead of remaining static, meanwhile, would fluctuate due to market forces, decreasing with the government's printing, encouraging spending. He would receive an honorary degree at the University two years ahead of his fellow students. With the measure being implemented by the reigning [[Ducissa Alessandra DeGaio\|Ducissa]] in 20 PC, following review and endorsement from several of the nation's economists (who noted similar mechanisms in place in the developed nations of the world, such as [[Utlia]]), he would find quick employment once outside of university studies. Becoming a banker in Padeno, he swiftly rose through menagerial positions due to a combination of ambition and intellect, receiving renewed attention from the Rossan state before reaching 30 years of age. His early insights would eventually be refined, and once again be published in ''[[The Modern Theory of Economics]]'', which has served as a guide for the Rossan markets ever since.

	== Board of Banca Rossa ==		== Board of Banca Rossa ==