But what reforms does the NHS really need? What are the perceptions of Italians on the NHS? What health care would they like for the future? These are the questions that the Observatory for Italian Public Accounts tries to answer with an analysis of…
According to the report of the Public Accounts Observatory, our country, already burdened by a high public debt, has the worst demographic prospects among all the main European countries. Unless interventions are made that trigger a virtuous circle.…
Deductions and deductions are not really usable to finance the Irpef reform, nor for the transition to a flat tax. The Italian Public Accounts Observatory led by Giampaolo Galli explains it
Who will create jobs: the public sector or the private sector? The response from the CPI Observatory is clear and the numbers in hand explain the next employment scenarios
INTERVIEW WITH GIAMPAOLO GALLI, economist and co-author of the book on "Economic growth and meritocracy" - "One cannot fail to notice the contradiction of those who, like FdI, asked for less powers for Europe during the electoral campaign and are now calling for the intervention of the …
INTERVIEW with GIAMPAOLO GALLI, economist and former deputy of the Democratic Party. "No more electoral commercials: to bring the spread under control, it is necessary to continue with the decline in public debt and clarify the Euro" - Decree of dignity: "The reasons for contracts at…
Marcello Minenna, Consob manager and former councilor of Rome in the Giunta Raggi, proposes a so-called plan for the gradual mutualisation of public debts: a very imaginative plan but completely out of reality - Here's why
The Review aims to develop the analysis on the main economic policy issues relevant to the country in order to fuel an informed debate in public opinion.
We publish the explanation of vote in the House of Honorable Giampaolo Galli on the majority motion for greater transparency on contracts on MEF derivatives, which rejects the summary trials and reveals the responsibilities of the Berlusconi governments and the amateurish maneuvers…
The alleged gains of Italy on public bonds renamed in lire following the exit from the euro which the Mediobanca report imagines by underestimating the real effects on the public debt of a 30% devaluation of our currency are completely unfounded - Misleading…
Mediobanca's report on Italexit is not convincing: here are the real figures on Italy's hypothetical exit from the euro , as…
Giampaolo Galli, who was a close collaborator of his in the Bank of Italy, tells who Carlo Azeglio Ciampi really was: he dreamed of a different Europe as a springboard for modernizing Italy and he always knew how to give a great lesson in temper and style
It is legitimate to attack the president of Consob but first it is necessary to accurately ascertain his possible responsibilities with respect to savers, knowing that at the moment there is no scientific model on which the Authority can rely to warn investors.
Corruption between perception and reality: a response to the critical observations of the counter-current thesis supported by us according to which "Italians are comparatively less corrupt than they perceive themselves" - The research of Professor Picci of the University of Bologna - Al…
For some time there has been talk too lightly of an "orderly restructuring" of our public debt but without considering that it would require a levy on Italians such as to bankrupt banks and businesses and suddenly impoverish millions of families:…
The honorable Giampaolo Galli (Pd) responds to the remarks on the recent reform of the CCBs, on the way out and on the compound interest contained in the letter to FIRSTonline from the president of the Senate Industry Commission, Massimo Mucchetti - "One cannot underestimate the fact that the…
Letter to FIRSTonline from the president of the Senate's Industry Commission who judges the cooperative credit reform "a major and dutiful operation" but warns that the rule on the way out for the CCBs that want to remain independent by heading towards spa…
A higher public deficit boosts economic activity in the immediate term, but at the cost of a future recession and an increase in the debt burden, which is already very high in Italy. Easy finance increases debt/GDP in the long run and…
