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Matteo Renzi Needs to Look Out for Italy First
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Italy's premier Renzi's economic policy to generate higher growth to meet deficit targets, and tax breaks to help ordinary Italians hurt by falling incomes
04/09/2014
Incomes of average Italians have fallen to 1998 levels after decades of low growth. Renzi's plan is to help Italians build up savings, add jobless benefits to cushion impact of changing labor laws, tax breaks for business growth, and meet deficit targets through higher growth to satisfy the EU's focus on the deficit.
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