Tag Archives: Ugo Arrigo

One Year of Monti: we had Severity, not Tax Revenues

The Government led by Mario Monti completes one year of life and it’s time for a balance. In the speech for the presentation of the Government to the parliament, on 17th November 2011, the Prime Minister said:”International investors keep almost … Continue reading →

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Italian Decline (in 3 charts)

Some of my students asked me which fact could show, in the most synthetic way, the decline of Italian economy in the last 10-15 years. The best “picture” of this decline is, in my opinion, the “italian GDP per capita … Continue reading →

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In reality, the IRS took (at least) 116% of the official GDP over the past 8 years

Unfortunately, the estimate presented in the recent post according to which, from the last half of the decade up to 2012, the tax revenue has raised in Italy by 124 billion while nominal GDP increased by only 128 billion, so … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Ugo Arrigo

One Year of Monti: we had Severity, not Tax Revenues

Italian Decline (in 3 charts)

In reality, the IRS took (at least) 116% of the official GDP over the past 8 years

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