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The folded cascode has a higher gain than that of simple amplifier, but its gain is little lower than that of cascode. As far as I remember, the main idea of the folded cascode is that the input and the output common mode points are equal. Why do we need such a thing? in case you are designing multiple stages (cascading) in order to increase the gain.
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