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GDP scored a mini-growth, but the debt continues to boom. Italian economy come increasingly mixed signals. In March – says Bank of Italy – the red of the general government increased by 14.0 billion, reaching a height of 2.2287 trillion. It is a new record compared to that reached in May 2015, which certifies the failure of policies on the debt of the Renzi government.
“The debt that was to decrease – analyzing consumers, Adusbef and Federconsumatori – rose with Renzi – Padoan to the tune of 4.86 billion euro per month, approximately 160 million euro per day, 6,600,000 per hour, 110 thousand euro per minute, 1,833 Euros every second. The increase per capita in the years of government Renzi (for each of the 60 million inhabitants) of 2,025 euro of hidden tax that will be imposed indefinitely on young people, and a burden of € 37,145 for each of the residents, 93,000 Euros to the family ‘ .
impressed data, partially offset by the good news coming from the front of the GDP. Istat noted that fact in the quarter increased 0.3% over the previous quarter and by 1.0% against the first quarter of 2015. As a matter of growth, though still short of the government ‘s year, fixed at 1.2%. Negative, however, the dynamics of prices: in April inflation fell by 0.1% on a monthly basis and 0.5% on an annual basis, a wider variation of three-tenths of a percentage point compared to that recorded in March (-0.2%). The inflation for 2016 amounted to -0.5% (from -0.4% in March).
The unions do not fail to point out the weakness of our economy that emerges from the data: for the leader of the UIL, Carmel Barbagallo you must exit from austerity policies “to make public and private investment, to take back the economy and give a employment perspective to our young people. ” The CGIL, however, argues that we are not facing “a real recovery,” while for the confederal secretary of Cisl Maurizio Petriccioli, “the signs of recovery are positive but not sufficient to determine a usable condition to absorb what was lost by our country in 8 years of crisis. ” Codacons, however, points the finger at decreasing prices, “It’s deflation is a real bugbear for the Italian economy, an enemy that leaves the ultimate recovery of the country.”
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