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L'Italia ha compiuto notevoli progressi rafforzando le finanze pubbliche e adottando una vasta serie di riforme destinate ad incoraggiare la crescita economica. Il nuovo Governo deve garantire il rafforzamento di tali progressi e il perseguimento della medesima strada, secondo Angel Gurría.
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Italy took courageous decisions and engaged reforms to address the crisis and create the necessary conditions to ensure economic recovery. The economic situation remains fragile but you are making visible progress and it is crucial to maintain the reform momentum, said OECd Secretary-General.
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24-September-2012
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Discorso di chiusura di Angel Gurría, Segretario Generale OCSE, Conferenza internazionale sulle riforme strutturali in Italia
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24-September-2012
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Secretary-General Angel Gurría gave closing remarks at the international conference on Structural Reforms in Italy in Rome.
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24-September-2012
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The courageous structural reforms implemented in regulation, labour market, anti-corruption, civil justice, are setting the foundations for a stronger, more competitive and inclusive Italy. We estimate that the benefits of these measures could raise Italy’s GDP by some 4% over the next ten years, said OECD Secretary-General.
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24-September-2012
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Conferenza internazionale sulle riforme strutturali in Italia, Discorso di apertura di Angel Gurría, Segretario generale OCSE
I governi devono assicurarsi che i servizi per l’occupazione e i programmi di formazione permettano di coniugare efficacemente la domanda e l’offerta di lavoro. Inoltre queste politiche dovrebbero rinforzare la protezione dei lavoratori temporanei, prendere in considerazione la possibilità di ridurre il carico fiscale sul lavoro e promuovere accordi integrativi in grado di ridurre al minimo le perdite di occupazione durante fasi di
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Governments must ensure that employment services and training programmes are effective in matching people to existing jobs. They should also rebalance employment protection towards temporary workers; consider reducing taxes on labour; and promote work-sharing arrangements that can minimise employment losses during downturns.
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30-September-2010
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Messaggio di benvenuto di Angel Gurría, OECD Secretary-General
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30-September-2010
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Welcoming remarks by Angel Gurría, OECD Secretary-General
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