Mar 8, 2015
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An OECD report adds that labour market reforms will improve Italy’s low productivity growth and will also help potentially high-growth, productive firms to overcome barriers to their development.
An OECD report states that changes to the country’s political and institutional systems are crucial to ensuring the success of ambitious reforms currently underway to boost economic growth and raise living standards. The report adds that labour market reforms will improve Italy’s low productivity growth and will also help potentially high-growth, productive firms to overcome barriers to their development. Additional efforts should also be made to improve the skills of people that often do not match the jobs available.
English: http://www.keepeek.com/Digital-Asset-Management/oecd/economics ...
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