Differentiated autonomy, the South and the Democratic Party: now the fight against inequalities becomes more urgent but without growth it remains a chimera

With a critical article in the Manifesto, the Bari economist Gianfranco Viesti encourages the Democratic Party to take up the challenge of differentiated autonomy to fight a battle for the reconstruction of Southern Italy which has the fight against inequalities at its centre. But without a policy…
Economy, shadows on the post-Covid global recovery

From China to the USA to Europe, the medium-term forecasts on the economy are less enthusiastic than the rebound this year and next year and bring the need to build a new development model that tackles the problems back on the agenda …
Draghi: "More growth to reduce debt"

During his speech on the Nadef, the premier announced the arrival of a provision on safety in the workplace and the appointment with the first control room on the Pnrr - On October 12, the G20 on Afghanistan - Land registry: "No taxes on first homes "…
GDP, Ref and Confindustria see recovery

According to Istat, in the first quarter, GDP fell by 0,4% on a quarterly basis but Confindustria: "Robust recovery in the third quarter" - Ref: "In 2021, GDP will rise by 4,4% thanks to vaccines". Reached the target of 500.000 doses administered…
The Recovery Fund is not Santa Claus

The over 200 billion that Europe is ready to make available to Italy are not a gift from heaven to be squandered but have the very specific objective of creating permanent and sustainable growth and above all require institutional reforms and investments in…
Codogno: "Italian debt sustainable if we engage growth"

INTERVIEW WITH LORENZO CODOGNO, economist, visiting professor at the London School of Economics and former general manager of the Treasury - "Supporting growth is decisive for making public debt sustainable and the use of European funds, including the Mes, will be fundamental"
Are Italians tired of being rich?

The reissue of the book by Pierluigi Ciocca, former Deputy General Manager of the Bank of Italy, "Rich forever? Economic history of Italy from 1796 to 2020", once again questions the real reasons why Italy is no longer growing and puts highlights the…
Savings, invest in stocks if rates are low

Only three variables could cause stock prices to fall: more inflation, less growth and more uncertainty - But it is not a probable scenario for the year that is upon us - This is why investing in the stock market remains the preferable option in these…
The aristocratic mass society: Ricolfi goes against the tide

In his new book "Società Signorile di Massa" the sociologist Luca Ricolfi proposes a reading of Italy today that is completely different from the current one - He claims that inequalities have not increased and that today there are many people who, instead of committing…
Growth Decree, about-face and new Lega-M5S casus

The vote in the Chamber of the Chamber of the provision on which the government has already announced its confidence has been postponed. Back to committee for changes after the blitz on development funds. The League gets the go-ahead for enhanced autonomies. But it opens…