Cina and Italy: Social System comparison. Your Survey!
There is a lot of talk about the challenges that the advancement of Asian economies, China in particular, poses...
Category: Economic Model
China takes over US as EU’s top trading partner
Is China raising or simply taking back the role that it has always had? How can the West understand and face this reality? With Biden there will be less focus on trade balances, hence good for EU and Italy which enjoy a surplus with the US. However…
My Speech at China Outlook Conference of the European Chamber of Commerce
Today my speech at the China Outlook 2020 Conference of the European Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai. We talked about China’s economic outlook, trade war and business prospects. Here are my six bullets:
Italian Exports grew by 8% in May for a cumulative growth of 4% during the first 5 months of 2019
Export of our Made in Italy is confirmed as driving force of our economy. Representing about one third of the country’s GDP, every 1% of export growth translates into 0.3% growth in Italy’s overall GDP. In line with our strategy “Protection of Key Countries and Promotion of Emerging Countries”, a major push came from non-EU countries, where we have concentrated our institutional trips. Great performance of our export in the United States, from where we have just returned.
What emerged from the recent G20 Digital & Trade in Japan?
The 2019 G20 ministerial meeting on trade and the digital economy held in Tsukuba in Japan ended at the...
Meeting with Amazon and Yamato in Japan: Three-pillar strategy of the e-commerce market
To guarantee this technological leap linked to international trade, we need to implement a strategy based on three pillars: 1) digitalisation, 2) the development of digital payment systems and 3) the strengthening of the logistics sector. Without one of these factors, the internationalization of companies cannot be completed, in a world that always gives more room to digital forms of trade, even cross-border.
Italian exports to non-EU countries grow by 6.7%
The Made in Italy export data to countries outside the EU confirm the positive trend since the beginning of...
Italy and Germany: Cooperation on startup global programme
Start-ups should be getting more attention for their contributions to employment. According to Tim Kane (Figure 1), startups create most new net jobs in the US. Between 1977 and 2005 they contributed nearly all the roughly two million to three million new jobs created every year.