May 13, 2015
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by Fabrizio Galimberti
So, next year's GDP growth rate in Italy will accelerate, and reach 1.2%. Such is Istat's forecast. Or maybe the growth rate will be +5%; or maybe -2%; or maybe...
These are not, dear reader, throwaway numbers: such a wide range can be seen in a chart published by Istat, where the upper and lower values depict the impact of positive or negative shocks that can impinge on the Italian economy.
Fonte: Italy24
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