Lớp 47..cặp 22..Hoang Yen vào dịch bài nè This latest unexpected contraction in GDP is a blow to Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, who came to power in February promising to reform and revive the economy. But the reforms have so far been limited to a tax break for low income workers. Ms Mehta said: If you compare it to a country like Spain, which underwent a huge amount of austerity but at the same time carried out labour market reforms, Italy ... hasnt done as much and you see the difference in growth rates that are starting to come through. The Spanish government last month raised its estimate for 2014 growth to 1.5%. Italys projections for 2014 put economic growth at 0.8% this year, with a deficit of 2.6% of GDP. And without a recovery, there is speculation the government may need another budget to keep the deficit below the European Unions ceiling of 3% of GDP. Nguồn: bbc/news/business-28671107
Posted on: Thu, 07 Aug 2014 04:18:35 +0000
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