The AdviseOnly blog, with ten themed graphs, highlights the changes that have gone through the Italian and world economy since 1975, the year of the first G6 (USA, Japan, United Kingdom, Germany, France and Italy, at the time, legitimately, the sixth economy in the world), until today, 2013, the year in which Italy, despite being part of the G8, technically does not deserve it.
Italy, in fact, surpassed in GDP also by Russia, is in ninth place among the world economies and things seem destined to get worse. Yes, because the trends draw a descending line that will bring Italy, in the medium term (5 years), to eleventh place in the world, behind even Canada and India.
Ten indicators, like ten pieces of a puzzle that make up the whole figure of an economy, show us what has happened in these 38 years, from the first G6 to today.
The link to the AdviseOnly blog article with the graphs: 1975-2013: how has Italy changed? 10 graphs to understand what happened
