Economic Stagnation Has Led To The Labor Force Fleeing Italy.

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When Berot went out to dinner with his wife, P Anthony, he sometimes ordered a meal without even having to speak English very hard, and her native tongue could solve this problem. (Perotto)

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Berot, P, aged 49, is a lawyer.

He moved to Milan from Italy's Milan in 2008.

He said: "no matter what dishes, Italian can be done.

Most of the waiters are highly educated young people in Italy.

Obviously, just like 100 years ago, our country has once again become a major exporter of immigration.

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In the past 14 years, the stagnant economy in Italy has forced a large number of labor force in the country, especially young people, to emigrate overseas to find new jobs. P

Residents of different countries of the EU member states can freely work in any member country, facilitating these workers to escape from the stagnant job market in Italy.

In May this year, the unemployment rate among young people aged 15~24 was 43%.

Economists predict that Italy's unemployment rate is near the highest in June.

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The headache of the Italy government is: how can we calculate how many labor forces are fleeing Italy? What are the long-term impacts on the country's economy? < /p > P.

< p > < strong > youth unemployment is serious < /strong > < /p >

P, also known as a young man, is 39 years old, "a href=" http://w.sjfzxm.com/news/index_p.asp "Italy" /a "prime minister Lenzi is trying every means to prevent slow brain drain, and tries to retain vibrant college graduates to help Italy get out of the mire of economic recession as soon as possible.

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Less than P, however, Taddei Taddei, who is responsible for economic policy, said that the labour market usually began to pick up after two quarters of GDP growth. So the employment rate in the next few months is unlikely to change significantly in the next few months. "Filippo"

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< p > in May this year, the unemployment rate in Italy rose to 12.6%, close to the record high of 12.7%.

Bloomberg's survey of 8 economists showed that the situation did not improve in June.

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< p > the average unemployment rate of the 18 member countries in the euro area was 11.6% in May, and the unemployment rate in Germany, the economic power in the region, was even lower to 6.7% in June.

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< p > in the past 11 quarters, Italy's economy has been shrinking for 10 quarters.

In the last quarter of last year, the economic growth rate was only 0.1%.

The southern region is the hardest hit area of Italy's two economic downturn in 2009. In the latest annual report, the Southern Development Association (Svimez), a government supported research institute, said, "during the 5 years, the number of abject families in Italy has doubled to 1 million." ~2013

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< p > < strong > weak economic growth < /strong > < /p >

Less than P, many economies in the euro area are recovering rapidly, and Italy is trying to become one of them.

A report issued by the European Commission in July 30th showed that although the price growth was weak and geopolitical tensions escalated, the EU's confidence in economic recovery was still enhanced.

Driven by the industry and construction industry, the consumer confidence index in the euro zone rose to 102.2 from 102.1 in June.

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The Italy central bank, which is headquartered in Rome, is expected to increase its GDP growth by 0.7% in January this year. However, in July 18th, it lowered the expected value in July 18th.

"Although there are signs that Italy's confidence in the economy is growing, the impetus for economic recovery is still insufficient.

Next, there may be an economic downside risk.

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< p > the International Monetary Fund forecast last week that Italy's GDP growth will be reduced to 0.3%, rather than the estimated 0.6% in April.

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< p > the bleak economic prospect is nothing more than a heavy punch for Lun Qi.

Lenzi has been trying to reduce the personal income tax of 10 billion euros (about 82 billion 700 million yuan) to help low-income people and stimulate consumer demand.

Democratic Party official Taddei said the Italy government is also preparing to further reduce taxes on employers and employees.

Lenzi also said in March this year that the next tax cut plan is to reduce the corporate tax by 10 billion euros.

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< p > < strong > the trend of labor force outflow is difficult to suppress < /strong > < /p >

< p > Italy has a population of 62 million, and its labor force outflow may be more serious than official data.

According to the data released by the National Bureau of statistics of Italy, about 94 thousand young workers left the country in ~2012 in 2008.

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The situation in P 2013 is even more serious.

In that year alone, 44 thousand Italians obtained the first national social security number from the British authorities.

Britain stipulates that once workers begin to work, social insurance must be added within a few weeks. The social security number is a necessary account for working in the UK.

According to statistics, 66% of the national social security numbers added annually in the UK are distributed to Italians.

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Besides P, Italy's labor force has also accelerated to other EU countries such as Germany.

Baghi, a professor of population statistics at University of Florence in Italy, said that official data in Italy underestimated the size of immigrants. "Apart from the recession, low-cost airlines and the increasing wealth of some people have encouraged more Italians to move to other EU Member States," Livi Bacci said.

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< p > Ba Ji said that only a small proportion of those immigrants overseas were registered in the local consulate in Italy within a few weeks. If others did not need to sign documents, they would not register for months or even years.

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Antonelli, P, aged 28, is a member of the Italy emigration Army (Marco Antonielli).

After graduating from economics in University of Florence in 2011, he went to a research institute based in Brussels.

A year later, he tried to find a new job in his hometown.

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"P," he said, "I have made many resumes in Italy, and they are not effective.

Now, I hope to realize my dream overseas, and London is the most ideal city.

Before finding the appropriate a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > work < /a >, I even want to do some less decent work to save money.

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