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We look at changes in employment in Italy after the double-dip recession. We show that since the end of 2014 the … developments are not common to France, Spain and Germany. Therefore, we turn to Italy-specific determinants related to the recent …
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In 2015 Italy adopted two different policies aimed at reducing labour market dualism and fostering employment: a …
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The paper analyses the main differences in the financial structure of Italian and European non financial corporations in the 2004-2007 period, that is during the years before the financial crisis. The research is based on individual balance sheets of Amadeus (Analyse Major Databases from...
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The fall in employment and the increase in unemployment rates in Italy in 2009 were fairly modest, given the sharp drop … drop in participation in the South (the discouragement effect). The results of the Bank of Italy's Survey of Industrial and …
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of interest. Secondly, we assess the governance of closed and open pension funds in Italy by analyzing their bylaws and …
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In this paper we focus on tenant rents in Italy and compare results from several methods for the rent dynamic …
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The paper analyzes developments in bank lending in Italy during the financial crisis, assessing the relative …
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structural nature. First, it examines the performance and the regulatory framework of real-estate investment funds in Italy …
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preliminary empirical evidence for Italy. It argues that siting procedures taking local preferences into account should be …
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investor countries and accordingly to estimate the share to attribute to Italy, which may plausibly range from €124 billion to …
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