It sounds like a cliche, almost a vulgar stereotype that foreigners have towards our country, yet year after year, the data confirm In Italy unfortunately still reigns lawlessness, a shadow economy that penalizes, no ifs, ands or buts, the legal economy of the beautiful country.
As part of the SME Focus, the annual National Observatory on Small and Medium Enterprises organized by the Studio LS Lexjus Sinacta in collaboration with the Institute Tagliacarne, has emerged as counterfeiting and money laundering are among the most salient elements of the phenomena of illegality, according to research, are striking for 42% and 30 Lazio Lombardy%, although in the south, Umbria and Liguria remains the highest concentration.
The survey, completed in 1500 businesses and levels of contextual and diversified strategies, has led to the perception of increased mistrust Company against the State and Public Administration. Almost all of the companies (88.7%) also considers that the economic system is characterized by the presence of one or more elements that are not conducive to the transparency and security of the market. Among the main factors are reported the lack of clarity of rules and laws (41.7%), the security level of the market is not adequate (21%), improvisation business (18.7%) and the low transparency of functions supervision (12.3%).
Matthew Piantedosi, Deputy Chief of the State Police, has reiterated that the controls should be strengthened in particular on local institutions, establishing priorities allegations of illegality listed, but also recalled that the economic value of the confiscation of illegal goods this year has come to touch 8 billion in assets seized.
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