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The Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi (Eni) was one of Italy's most important state-owned enterprises, a key actor in the … details how, in the context of Italy's "economic miracle", Eni played an important role both as an agent of economic growth …
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Firms' survival and longevity have recently emerged as a new intriguing theme of business history, spreading from the initial studies on family business to all forms of business. In family business the transition to the next generation can represent a strong limit to survival, as it depends on...
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authorative historiography. Following that there is a brief résumé of the diffusion of the company towns in Italy. The two …
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After a quick profile of Italian foreign direct investments since 1900 and a short review of the main explanations of the lagged multinational growth by Italian manufacturing companies, a quick glimpse of business histories is given to the only two still today living "old protagonists" (Pirelli,...
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The economic performance of a country depends, among other things, on the strategies and structures of its firms. In the framework that is designed by institutions and policies and determined by technology and macroeconomic cycles, entrepreneurs decide how to allocate available resources in...
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The chemical industry was a leading sector in Italy`s `economic miracle`, but after remarkable growth in the 1950s, it … Italy`s giant electric power companies, which was diversifying into new sectors. The `chemical wars` of the late 1950s and … early 1960s pitted the three companies against one another, as they competed for state support by building plants in Italy …
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This paper presents new estimates of value and quantity indices for Italian exter-nal trade in goods from 1922 to 1938, Trade in goods is defined so as to exclude transit trade and reparations but to include trade with the Itahan colornes and possessions. The quantity is defined as the net...
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France, Italy and Spain. In all three countries, these institutions played an important role in the retail banking sector …
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This paper deals with the history of the Italian fashion. The figure of Elda Cecchele, a textile artisan (hand weaver) who worked in the second half of the last century with famous Italian fashion designers (Salvatore Ferragamo, Jole Veneziani, Roberta di Camerino, Franca Polacco) is analysed...
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