Italy’s Structural Reforms

Secretary-General Angel Gurría gave closing remarks at the international conference on Structural Reforms in Italy in Rome.

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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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