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Vittorio Emanuele Parsi | 22.05.13 | 05:59
A worldwide agreement to thwart tax avoidance is necessary to contrast the race to the bottom, which has turned the global financial system into the less-regulated market in existence today.
Donatella Stasio | 22.05.13 | 05:58
Reforms to the justice system are important, but there is much contention surrounding the decision as to when and how to implement them.
Alberto Quadrio Curzio | 22.05.13 | 05:57
In order to overcome recession, Europe must rethink its fiscal compact.
Roberto Galullo and Angelo Mincuzzi | 22.05.13 | 05:56
The interrogation transcripts of the Northern League’s former treasurer open a rare window on the internal power struggle in the party as well as its possible involvement in bribery.
Alberto Orioli | 21.05.13 | 05:59
The current labor minister should adjust the reform proposed and passed by his predecessor by implementing the ideas he put forward when he was part of the wise-men commission—especially the parts concerning young workers.
Marco Onado | 21.05.13 | 05:58
Dividends are good news for shareholders, but the market flow is going backward from businesses to money savers, when it should be the other way around.
Fabrizio Forquet | 18.05.13 | 05:59
Helping the young unemployed is a first step, but the obsession with the 3 percent must be replaced by solidly financed measures toward growth, fostered by a broader interpretation of the treaties’ accounting principles, maybe through strategic changes.
Carlo Bastasin | 17.05.13 | 05:59
The ongoing crisis has proved that there are limits to the ECB’s action and to purely financial solutions, Hollande’s proposal to put the political union back on the euro zone’s agenda is essential if we are to find long-lasting answers.
Marco Fortis | 17.05.13 | 05:58
Germany may feel strong from its relative competitiveness in the EU, but it would not be smart for the Germans to limit their trade to foreign markets.
Adriana Cerretelli | 17.05.13 | 05:57
President of Confindustria Giorgio Squinzi outlines his policy recipes to pull Europe out of its current situation—the world’s only economic area still in a recession.
Guido Gentili | 16.05.13 | 05:59
In tomorrow's Council of Ministers the Letta government will put forth solutions that represent a "bare minimum" of the political promises it made or of the political action people expected from it
Isabella Bufacchi | 16.05.13 | 05:57
The success of the 30-year bonds sold at auction yesterday reflects the important presence of foreign investors rather than Italy’s progress, but it’s a good start.
Adriana Cerretelli | 16.05.13 | 05:56
A revamped U.S. manufacturing sector can bring Europe’s industries to their knees.
Vittorio Emanuele Parsi | 15.05.13 | 05:59
Europe has slowly changed, losing its essence, and from being an instrument to avoid imbalances between the region’s states it has ended up creating these same imbalances. The euro is a perfect metaphor for this.
Alessandro Plateroti | 15.05.13 | 05:58
Is the Italian stock market becoming less influenced by state-owned companies? ENI’s recents developments may be starting a larger trend.
Fabrizio Galimberti | 15.05.13 | 05:57
Low inflation is just as bad as high inflation, especially when, as in the current crisis, it is driven by desperation. Central banks must keep inflation stable while intervening to mitigate the credit crunch.
Donato Masciandaro | 15.05.13 | 05:56
London is considering abandoning the EU, and it’s not the worst thing for the Union or the currency.
Fabio Pavesi | 14.05.13 | 05:59
Michael Bloomberg made a fortune out of selling financial information, yet the same kind of information about his own company remains largely secret.
Stefano Folli | 14.05.13 | 05:58
A hundred days are an opportunity for the government to turn things around, but the stalemate mentality must first be abandoned to make way for reform.
Alberto Quadrio Curzio | 14.05.13 | 05:56
Italy’s relatively healthy public finances and the country’s lagging economy show that the EU should grant Rome some breathing room.
