Libertà economica siamo 76°

[dottoraus]

Questa la classifica aggiornata.

Index of Economic Freedom World Rankings

http://www.heritage.org/index/Ranking.aspx

[spatrango]

Con tutto il rispetto per chi ha stilato la classifica, mi sembra inverosimile che l'italia sia superata dall'Uganda
E questo mi fa supporre che sia stata stilata "ad min.chiam" come dicevano i latini

[dottoraus]

Originalmente inviato da spatrango

Con tutto il rispetto per chi ha stilato la classifica, mi sembra inverosimile che l'italia sia superata dall'Uganda
E questo mi fa supporre che sia stata stilata "ad min.chiam" come dicevano i latini

http://www.heritage.org/index/Country/Italy 76°
http://www.heritage.org/index/Country/Uganda 63°

Italy-Uganda
78.7-58.7 Business Freedom
80.0-75.2 Trade Freedom
55.8-80.4 Fiscal Freedom
24.7 -86.9 Government Size
80.8-78.4 Monetary Freedom
70.0-50.0 Investment Freedom
60.0-60.0 Financial Freedom
50.0-30.0 Property Rights
52.0-28.0 Fdm. from Corruption
61.3-87.9 Labor Freedom

Italy's economic freedom score is 61.4, making its economy the 76th freest in the 2009 Index. Its overall score is 1.2 points lower than last year because slight increases in four areas were offset by lower scores in government size and labor freedom. Italy is ranked 32nd out of 43 countries in the Europe region, and its score is slightly above the world average.

Italy enjoys a high degree of business freedom, trade freedom, and investment freedom. Bureaucratic procedures have been streamlined. The tariff rate is low, although bureaucratic red tape deters foreign investment. As a member of the European Union, Italy has a standardized monetary policy that yields relatively low inflation despite government distortions in the agricultural sector.

Property rights and freedom from corruption are relatively weak. Fiscal freedom and government size remain weak because of an extensive welfare state. Government expenditures equal roughly half of GDP. Reduction of the chronic budget deficit and public debt has been sluggish, and Italy's national debt still hovers around 105 percent of GDP. There is considerable informal economic activity.

Government size 24.7
Total government expenditures, including consumption and transfer payments, are very high. In the most recent year, government spending equaled 50.1 percent of GDP. The state still controls some strategic enterprises, mainly in transportation and energy. Attempts to privatize the national airline, Alitalia, have failed.

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Sembra che il problema sia la dimensione del governo