Eleven subsidiaries, of which fifteen hundred and two thousand without inactive employees. These are the numbers of the jungle of the subsidiaries in Italy detected by Istat.
In 2012 – according to data of the institute – in Italy are 11,024 public the subsidiaries, for a total of 977 792 employees. 25.6% of the units analyzed in the report Istat is owned 100% by public entities, 29.1% fall in a fork between 50% and 99.9%, while 27.1% is participated for a share less than 20%. The size media of the subsidiaries, tells always the Institute of Statistics, is 124 employees per company .
Among the public associates the active enterprises are only 7,685, 69.7% of the total . In his Report on public companies reported 2012 Istat does not know that the assets are 1,454, 994 out of the field of observation of the register Asia business; 891 units residual employing 9,963 employees.
It’s almost 2000, to be precise 1896, the public associates with zero employees , among the 7,685 active companies.
It ‘the first time that Istat publishes a report on the entire universe of public investments, before the’ census’ Institute of Statistics is limited to fact check. In methodological note Istat explains how its estimate has exercised using “integrated” of databases from the “statements about the structure of significant investments made to the National Commission for Companies and the Stock Exchange (Consob)”; from “statements of the lists of members of corporations listed on the register of companies, administered by the Chambers of Commerce”; by “information implied by the statutory and consolidated accounts of corporations. And yet, the” statements of the list of associations and societies in full or partial participation by the general government recorded in the database Consoc of the Department of Public Administration “; and by “statements relating to the investments held by government to the Treasury Department (MEF)”; and, finally, the “statements related to the investments held by the regions, provinces and municipalities to the Court of Auditors.”
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