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L’impresa tra dirigismo e mercato

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Stefano Micossi () (Assonime, Roma e College of Europe, Bruges)
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This essay discusses the endemic weaknesses of Italian industry in a historical as well as analytical perspective. The main conclusion is that these weaknesses may not be determined by some hereditary shortcomings of character and skill of our entrepreneurial class, but rather by the economic and social policies that have been followed since the Constituent Assembly. In particular, the prevailing small size and strong concentration of ownership could mainly be a consequence of labour market rules introduced at the end of the 1960s, as well as the economic and social policies followed in order to permit those rules to survive, despite their inconsistency with the changing competitive environment.

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Volume (Year): 96 (2006)
Issue (Month): 4 (July-August)
Pages: 13-48
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