Il PIL pro capite italiano può superare la Francia quest’anno, negli ultimi 5 anni è cresciuto più della Francia, della Spagna e della Germania

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    1. Vast-Difference8074 on

      Yes, in terms of PPP—not nominal terms—and partly due to the stagnation of France’s and Germany’s, not necessarily because of a strong positive performance on our side. Moreover, while we are still above the EU average, we are not as far above as before, largely because the EU average has increased significantly thanks to Ireland, Eastern European countries, Spain, and Portugal, which have been performing quite well

      There’s also a curious pattern: usually, our GNI was higher than GDP, but now the situation is reversed. Since GNI equals GDP minus profits produced in Italy by foreign companies that go abroad, plus Italian revenues from abroad, this shift suggests changes in those flows. It means either that foreign investment in Italy has surpassed Italian investments abroad, or that Italy is becoming a country where production happens but profits are being repatriated elsewhere, similar to what happens in some Eastern European countries, if it’s the latter it should be worrying the government and the economists. Usually our GNI has been higher than GDP even when in economic hardship, if GNI per capita is substantially lower than GDP per capita it might affect the average person, since arguably GNI per capita is better at indicating the economic situation of the individuals

    2. OggiSbugiardo on

      Not such a good news for Italy, as the index discussed by the article is “GDP per capita **adjusted to local purchasing power”**. In addition to being boosted by Italy’s quickly decreasing population, it’s also helped by lower local prices, and doesn’t take into account Italy’s rising inequalities.

      In 2024 Italy’s actual GDP grew about half that of France’s and less than a quarter that of Spain.

    3. DumbledoresShampoo on

      I’m really worried about the debt situation of France and Italy. I don’t see an easy way out of the situation. Large deficits will be maintained. The question is if Germany and other traditionally hawkish nations would allow the unification of debt under an EU or Eurozone umbrella when shit hits the fan.

    4. Aegeansunset12 on

      Cyprus Malta and Ireland are the only countries that either retained their status or climbed above the eu average, Eastern European countries converged a little bit but stuck, Northern Europe stagnated but remains on top, France and Italy fall marginally, and Greece got the glow down of the century coming from almost eu average to near the pit (although latest years we’ve been rising again).

    5. Connect-Idea-1944 on

      we’re going to live off snails meals at some point

    6. Poilu_Human on

      And the salaries will increase as well, right Luigi ? Right ?

    7. In other news, female marathoners expected to beat the male ones by 200% by 2040, if the trend of the last 5 years continues. Completing a full marathon in less than an hour

    8. Tentativ0 on

      A lot of mumbo jumbo.

      Will my salary improve? The things will cost less? Banks will give me money? Can I hope in retirement? If not me, at least my descendants?

      No?

      So it is useless.

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