“The flexibility we gained” with reforms and investment. So the minister of Development Carlo Calenda to broadcast “The interview” by Maria Latella on Sky tg24. “The Eu Commission said that it was granted the flexibility to countries on the basis of the reforms and of the investments made. We earned then. Then the Ecofin said that it could not be for more than a year. But the reforms have an impact in time. There seems to be a wrong approach”.
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Calenda: flexibility we earned
According to Calenda, vice versa, the flexibility “should be for more years.” But “from here on out, the negotiation with Europe will focus not only on the deficit, we have always been very far from the 3%”, but will focus mainly on “quality of operations”. We have to “put in the field of public and private investment. It is the only thing that can restore confidence in our Country,” said Calenda for which a minister of the economy the european single “you can, but in the framework of a Europe that moves”. Today, however, “there is a fragmentation huge: the States want to decide for them. We are pro-europeans in words but in deeds at this time prevails in the national interest”.
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“Renzi does well not to go to Berlin”
To Calenda, the president of the Council Matteo Renzi, instead, for Calenda “it’s great to not go” to the Eu summit scheduled for Wednesday in Berlin with Hollande, Merkel and Juncker. After Brexit, the idea of all, was that Europe would give it an acceleration towards the process of strengthening of political, trade and defense. There was a first phase of the beautiful statements, to Berlin and then to Ventotene. Then to Bratislava, where you are not decided anything”. And instead, in his opinion, “you have to decide what to do. There is the phase of the photo opportunity, but there is a strategy to relaunch the european union. And if the strategy is to leave everything as it is, we do a disservice to Europe. We can not leave everything as it is: in the face of what is going on, you can do nothing”.
“We have to “put in the field of public and private investment. It is the only thing that can restore confidence in our Country"
Carlo Calenda, the Italian minister for economic Development
Industry 4.0, floor 13 billion. More investment by the private sector
For businesses superammortamento 250%
The minister recalled that in the plan “Industry 4.0″ “there will be 13 billion of incentives automatic: an entrepreneur can take as a tax credit of 50% of new investments”. Not only. “If you will change the machine and will go towards industry 4.0 will have a strong tax discount with a superammortamento to 250%”. “If companies are investing – continued Calenda – create jobs to more specialized and therefore more highly remunerated”. The banks have strict criteria for provision of funding. We have a lot of liquidity but it does not come to the companies. For this, he added, ” we will also reinforce the guarantee fund for enterprises. The State will guarantee up to 80% of the throughput. No for all the same way. The focus on investment: for example, if you are an innovative start-up come before all the others.”
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“the Referendum is crucial most of the maneuver”
The minister of Development stressed finally the importance of the constitutional referendum, of which the date (probably on the 29th of November or the 4th December) will be decided in the course of the Cdm convened on Monday, 26 September. “Even more of the financial our appointment important and crucial is the referendum. And it is because we are in need of strong governance, and more investment,” concluded Calenda for which”we are facing the biggest crisis of the western democracies from the post-war period. And globalization has created winners and losers, a lot of export, and many companies death”. To cope with all this “need two things: strong governance and many investments.
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