by Francesco Matera Russia continues its special military operation in Ukraine by constantly bombing the occupied territories, demonstrating the stability of its arsenals, apparently inexhaustible and capable of replenishing themselves without interruption. Even if the population, in real life, begins to suffer from the war effort, according to Kremlin propaganda, the objectives remain [...]

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(by Andrea Pinto) The war in Ukraine and the appeal repeatedly reiterated by NATO to bring the military expenditure of member countries to 2% of national GDP would be leading the EU to a historic decision that would give some breathing space to the economies of some countries that have suffered the most in the post-covid period under a push [...]

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A war that seems to have no date for a truce, the surge in energy prices goes hand in hand with the increase in inflation and the reduction in interest rates proclaimed abruptly by the ECB, all elements that promise nothing. good for next autumn, close to the political elections of 2023. To reassure the [...]

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The analysis that emerged from the study "Italian public debt and Covid - 19" carried out by the Council and the National Foundation of Accountants, Among the G20 countries, Italy shows the greatest increase in the debt / GDP ratio (+22,9 %) after Canada (+ 28,9%) and Japan (+ 24,1%). Miani (national president of accountants): "Avoiding new tax shocks" In 2020 the [...]

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In the face of a fall that in 2020 would seem to amount to 9,9 percent, in 2021, however, GDP should return to growth by 4,1 percent. Translating these data into absolute and nominal values, it emerges that in 2020 the crisis would have burned 156 billion euros of wealth in the country. During this year, however, [...]

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Due to Covid, this year every Italian will lose on average almost 2.500 euros (precisely 2.484), with peaks of 3.456 euros in Florence, 3.603 euros in Bologna, 3.645 in Modena, 4.058 in Bolzano and even 5.575 euros in Milan. To estimate the contraction of the added value per inhabitant at the provincial level, he thought about it [...]

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In the rosiest forecasts, this year's Italian GDP, or the wealth produced in the country, should drop by around 2019 percent compared to 10. Due to the negative effects of Covid, therefore, we risk "burning" 160 billion GDP. To give an idea of ​​the size of the contraction, it is as if Veneto had been in [...]

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Thus the Minister of Economy and Finance, Roberto Gualtieri on Istat estimates of Italian GDP: "The estimates released today by Istat on GDP for the second quarter, although negative due to the inevitable impact of the pandemic on the various production sectors, indicate a less severe decline than expected by most forecasts (the average estimate was [...]

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The total value of the assets seized and confiscated from the mafias amounts to 32 billion euros, equal to 1,8% of the Gross Domestic Product before the crisis induced by the pandemic. This is highlighted by Eurispes which proposes to create a holding company to better manage this heritage, "organized in close collaboration with the National Agency for Confiscated and Seized Assets [...]

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) last week estimated, due to Covid-19, a global contraction in GDP on average of about 9,7 percentage points, for Italy 9,1 percent. Yesterday the Parliamentary Budget Office, writes the Republic, began to leak the amount of revenue (tax revenue) that could be missing from the coffers of [...]

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(by Pasquale Preziosa) Who will defend the Europe of tomorrow? There is no answer to this question, none of the European countries has a precise idea and any innovative initiative triggers, in European countries, the spring of conservatism, creating stagnation of thought. According to the founding fathers, European countries will have to live together to avoid further disasters after two [...]

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The factories, offices, shops and shops in small municipalities with less than 20 inhabitants produce 38 percent of the GDP generated by the entire private economic sector in the country (industry and services); an incidence higher than that attributable to businesses located in large cities (35 per cent of GDP), [...]

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SVIMEZ has analyzed the impact that the closure of ILVA would have on our country and on the south. The study is distinct for the different geographic areas using the econometric forecasting model. The evaluation exercise considers the direct, indirect, and induced effects. The first concerns the production achieved and the employment that would be lost directly in the three [...]

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One cannot fail to highlight the concrete risk that the deep North will end up on the margins of the action of the new Conte government. More precisely, the six regions currently chaired by center-right Governors (Liguria, Piedmont, Lombardy, Trentino Alto Adige, Veneto and Friuli Venezia Giulia), risk not having much say in important decisions [...]

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Compare the assets held by each family unit with the income declared to the tax authorities in the longest period of time allowed by the information system of the tax registry. (by Cleto Iafrate, General Secretary SIM Guardia di Finanza and Vice President of ARDeP) In the last twenty years our debt has more than doubled, last March its amount was [...]

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Compared to the pre-crisis year (2007) we still have to recover 4,2 percentage points of GDP and 19,2 points of investments. Moreover, after 10 years, household consumption is 1,9 points lower and disposable income, again for households, is down by 6,8. In terms of work, employment increased by 1,7 per cent, [...]

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With GDP slowing, compared to the forecasts drawn up by the main economic institutions a few months ago, already this year the tax burden (generally calculated by comparing the amount of taxes and social security contributions paid to GDP) on Italian taxpayers is destined to to grow up. "For confirmation, however, we will have to wait for the publication of the update note [...]

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“With less GDP and rising unemployment there is no alternative. To revive this country, a fiscal shock is necessary and a return to investing ”. This is the comment of the coordinator of the CGIA Studies Office, Paolo Zabeo, after reading the data presented today by Istat on the trend in GDP and on employment. "Even the European Commission - [...]

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A high-tension NATO summit in Brussels, Trump threatens to leave NATO and pushes to get all alliance members to spend at least 2% of domestic GDP on military spending under the 2015 agreements. The Guardian reports that Bulgarian President Rumen Radev reportedly told the press that Trump will push [...]

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Giovanni Tria, Minister of Economy, during an interview with Corriere della Sera defined the government's position on the question of Italian economic policy, confirming, once again, the firm decision to remain in the euro. “The government's position is clear-cut and unanimous: there is no question of any intention to leave the euro. The government […]

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In the report accompanying the 2017 results, drawn up by the Beijing Institute, it is highlighted that "The national economy has maintained its momentum and solid and stable development". In 2017, investments in the real estate sector grew by 7%, slightly down by one decimal compared to the 2016 figure, while fixed investments [...]

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Illegal economy is worth 12,6% of GDP, only from drugs 11,8 billion euros The undeclared in Italy is not only constituted by tax evasion but by a flood of money that could avoid laughable budget laws, characterized by the rule of " short blanket ". The dark economy is drugs, prostitution, smuggling, tax evasion and illegal work [...]

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Mario Draghi takes time on Qe Quantitative easing: the decision on the next downsizing of the bond purchase program postponed to October. And it does so by pushing itself to the maximum limit in the field of exchange rates: it describes the strong euro as a "source of uncertainty" that is beginning to worry. But the euro, instead of depreciating as expected, driven by [...]

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