– Reforms at work contained in the Jobs Act will produce a positive effect on GDP of 0.9% in 2020, while in the long-term impact will be 1.6%. Evaluation is the government, who writes in a document sent to the European Union in view of the final judgment from Brussels on the Law of Stability 2015, expected in the coming weeks.
According Palazzo Chigi the reforms launched will produce as a whole grew by 3.6%, always considering the 2020. And the reform agenda is communicated in detail in a road map, showing the timing of implementation of each measure, and that was prepared by the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
The government is also in Brussels know that electoral reform will be completed by April and Constitutional later this year, though the latter will not be held on a referendum.
In addition, the government aims to close the privatization of Enel 5%, 40% and 49% of Poste ENAV this year. From the privatization, the government expects a +0 , 7% of revenue per year over the period 2015 to 2017.
Poletti: “100-200 employees in more” – “In 2015 we can give to Italy 100-200 occupied more “. This was stated by the Minister of Labour Giuliano Poletti in anticipation of an interview with Avvenire. “The employment numbers – adds – have to change radically. I insist: Today we desperately need to create hundreds of thousands of assumptions.”
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